Miracle Mile
Miracle Mile

Houndmouth - Miracle Mile Lyrics

Embark on a journey through the winding roads of nostalgia and self-discovery. In this lyrical tapestry, Houndmouth paints a vivid picture of fleeting moments and bittersweet memories. The verses weave tales of escapism, from the intoxicating allure of… Read more

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Miracle Mile Lyrics

Sweet Dionysus
She never really liked us
Hangs on and stays too long
And then supplies us all with vices
Sweet Pasadena
Sure would like to see ya
After a drink or two
Her engine's humming sweeter

I drove a miracle mile
I drove a miracle mile
It's cold in San Fernando
But only for a little while
Hey ma, don't ya be sad
I never knew nothing
But I got more than I owe

Mister Arkansas
He's gonna kill us all
A gold chain, an open flame
And a can of aerosol
I'm going down the river
Sweet Mary Queen
All eyes are fixed upon
Her Dixieland machine

I drove a miracle mile
I drove a miracle mile
It's cold in San Fernando
But only for a little while
Hey ma, don't ya be sad
I never knew nothing
But I got more than I owe
Hey ma, oh don't ya be mad
I'm coming up light in my right hand
But I got more than I owe

Writer(s): Matthew Myers, Shane Cody, Zak Appleby
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Word Collections Publishing
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind

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What is the Meaning of Miracle Mile?

Embark on a journey through the winding roads of nostalgia and self-discovery. In this lyrical tapestry, Houndmouth paints a vivid picture of fleeting moments and bittersweet memories. The verses weave tales of escapism, from the intoxicating allure of Dionysus to the longing for Pasadena's warmth. Each line brims with a sense of impermanence—San Fernando's chill is only temporary, much like life's trials. The chorus speaks to a miraculous drive, perhaps symbolic of life’s unpredictable path and the small victories along the way. The protagonist reassures their mother, acknowledging past ignorance but celebrating the wealth found in experiences rather than material gain. Mister Arkansas’ ominous presence adds tension, contrasting with Sweet Mary Queen’s serene influence. Ultimately, it's an ode to resilience and finding richness in life's simple moments—even if one comes up light-handed. This poignant narrative invites listeners to reflect on their own miracle miles.

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