Jon McLaughlin - Indiana Lyrics
I'm Glad I Never Lived Next To The WaterSo I Could Never Get Used To The BeachAnd I'm Glad I Never Grew Up On A MountainTo Figure Out How High The World Could ReachI Love The Miles Between Me And The CityWhere I Quietly Imagine Every StreetAnd I'm Glad I'm Only Picturing The MomentI'm Glad She Never Fell In Love With MeFor Some The World's A Treasure To DiscoverAnd Your Scenery Should Never Stay The SameAnd They're Trading In Their Dreams For ExplanationsAll In An Attempt To EntertainBut I Love The Miles Between Me And The CityWhere I Quietly Imagine Every StreetAnd I'm Glad I'm Only Picturing The MomentI'm Glad She Never Fell In Love With MeThe Trick Of Love Is To Never Let It Find YouIt's Easy To Get Over Missing OutI Know The How's And Whens, But Now And Then,She's All I Think AboutI Wonder How It Feels To Be FamousBut Wonder Is As Far As I Will GoBecause I'd Probably Lose Myself In All The PicturesAnd End Up Being Someone I Don't Know.So It's Probably Best I Stay In IndianaJust Dreaming Of The World As It Should BeWhere Every Day Is A Battle To Convince MyselfI'm Glad She Never Fell In Love With Me
