10 Miles from Nowhere

Journey Through Lost Memories: 10 Miles from Nowhere
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Lyrics

How have you been

Asking about the person's well-being

In the shape you were in

Referring to the person's previous condition

I'm surprised that you got where you're going

Expressing surprise at the person's current achievements or location


Who would believe

Reflecting on the unexpected nature of the person's current situation

What a date you would be

Imagining the person as a potential romantic partner

If I knew I'd have thought about knowing

Expressing contemplation about knowing the person better


And in between now and the last time we met

Referring to the time lapse since the last meeting

I'd open the door if I met you again

Willingness to reconnect and open the door for the person

And I swear that we'd be better/fair ever friends

Promising a better and fair friendship

From here until 10 miles from nowhere

Setting a geographical distance as a metaphor for separation


What is that there

Questioning the contents of a package or box

In your brown paper box

Describing a brown paper box

I can see that you kept all the memories we'd lost

Noticing that the person has preserved memories in the box


I'd sworn it was you

Affirming a belief that the person in question was meant for something significant

Who was destined and gone

Referring to the person's departure due to past challenges

To the pressure of past undertakings

Attributing the departure to the pressures of past experiences


Had I had known that it might have been me

Expressing a hypothetical regret about not realizing a potential connection earlier

I might have returned a letter or three

Speculating on actions that might have been taken, such as writing letters or making calls

Or gave you a call from the sanctuary

Mentioning a sanctuary as a place of refuge or contemplation


For the cracks in these walls tell time for a fee

Describing the passage of time through cracks in walls

From here until 10...

Repeating the distance metaphor and emphasizing the separation

From now until 10...miles from nowhere

Continuing to highlight the enduring distance until "10 miles from nowhere"

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