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I knew a girl, it might even be me
Makin' her way to her destiny
Along the road her mom got in the way
Really from the start some would say

There she goes moving through her years
Swallowed up by a million tears
Holdin' on to her boyfriend's sleeve
Cant' she see that she must leave?

Cause one was drunk, never saw the day
The other ones have all since moved away

Here she comes all grown up
Riding in on her good luck
She paid so dearly for
She really ought to have asked for more
Still she's come to see what's behind that door

for her

I am that girl, do you recognize me?
I've made it here for all to see
The ride was tough and I've nearly enough
I want rest now, is that asking too much?

I was holdin' on to a distance dream
Before my eyes can you see what I mean?
'Cause I was too young to do it all alone
Yeah, I made it but I'm so cold
Inside... tonight

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from Her Life, released August 1, 2002
Music and Lyrics by Natasha Miller ©2002 scootchmusic ASCAP. Michael Bluestein: piano. Geoff Pearlman: acoustic and electric guitars. Justin Miller: bass. Tim Bulkley: drums. Allison Evans: background vocals. Matt Brubeck: cello. Natasha Miller: vocals.

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Poignant Records Natasha Miller San Francisco, California

Natasha Miller is an American vocalist who grew up in Des Moines, Iowa then hightailed it out to San Francisco as fast as she could load up her U-Haul. Having saved up $4,000 from playing the violin at weddings, she made her way to the west coast and has never looked back. ... more

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