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lyrics
There’s a chance in the cracks babe
The spaces between words
Maybe we don’t have to make it
Maybe we have it made
I’m learning just how to live, darlin’
In my own skin
It does not come easy
I’ve been dreaming myself away for years
Growing up tangled
Growing up let go
All the places been lonely
All the places been blue
All the time in motion
I got to miss you
Can we go riding to see where
The floods meet and bend
I’m alive inside your story
I wanna be your pretty baby til the end
Growing up tangled
Growing up let go
The spaces between words
Maybe we don’t have to make it
Maybe we have it made
I’m learning just how to live, darlin’
In my own skin
It does not come easy
I’ve been dreaming myself away for years
Growing up tangled
Growing up let go
All the places been lonely
All the places been blue
All the time in motion
I got to miss you
Can we go riding to see where
The floods meet and bend
I’m alive inside your story
I wanna be your pretty baby til the end
Growing up tangled
Growing up let go
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from Idyllwild,
released June 6, 2014
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Mia Dyson (US Store) Los Angeles, California
Mia Dyson is a multiple ARIA-nominated & award-winning artist from Melbourne with a powerful grit and gravel voice and guitar-playing landing her voted amongst the top 25 Australian guitarists of all time. Releasing 6 critically-acclaimed albums and touring the world with the likes of Stevie Nicks, Bonnie Raitt and Eric Clapton, Mia has cemented her place as one of the great Australian troubadours ... more
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