Indiana

Blood runs thicker than water So I think I'll leave the city I'll cross a river, I'll swim a sea To get back where my heart calls to me Love runs deeper than anger So I think I'll let go of mine Release my selfish grudges And hold her while we've still got time There's no mountain I can climb To see the beauty of the stars No ocean I can swim To reach the bottom of my heart There's just land for miles Concrete piles Strangers with friendly smiles So I need to go I've got a land to roam Indiana, I miss you so Well she says I'm a good daughter Well I think it's just the pills I've heard home is where the heart is So where's mine when she's not here Will I see her in a garden Or the face of my firstborn child Or hear a voice in the midwestern fall When the leaves rustle by Or a stranger's eyes They say I look like her when I smile So I need to go I've got a land to roam Indiana, I miss you so So I need to go I've got a land to roam Oh, Indiana I miss you