A Thousand Miles

It's been a while since the Fourth of July,

Feels like forever watching the days go by.

The lake, the laughs,

still running through my mind,

Some memories are just hard to leave behind.

Now it's August, and I'm counting the days,

Wondering if you'll come back my way.

Every sunset, every morning light,

I've been hoping I'll see you tonight.

If I had to,

I'd walk a thousand miles,

Just to see you and your smile.

No road too long,

no mountain too high,

I'd keep on walking through the day and night.

You're on my mind with every sunrise,

And every star that fills the sky.

I wonder if you ever think of me,

The way you're always on my heart.

Yeah, every day, every night,

you're in my head,

Thinking 'bout the words that we never said.

Since July Fourth, time's been moving slow,

But you're still the one I can't let go.

Tomorrow might be the day,

maybe I'll see your face,

Maybe fate brings us back to the same old place.

Or maybe it don't,

and that's okay too,

'Cause I'll still be hoping my road leads to you.

Maybe tomorrow, maybe not,

Only time knows what we've got.

But hope keeps burning like a small-town light,

Leading me through another night.

If I had to,

I'd walk a thousand miles,

Just to see you for a little while.

No matter what, I'd find my way,

If it meant seeing you today.

I think about you every night and day,

Wonder if you feel the same way.

Whether tomorrow brings me close or far,

You'll still be a wish upon my heart.

From July Fourth to August nights,

Still holding on, still holding tight.

Maybe tomorrow, maybe someday soon,

I'll see your smile underneath that moon.

Till then I'll keep believing it's true,

A thousand miles ain't too far for you.