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America ~ I Don't Believe In Miracles


Written by russ ballard, ©1980
Found on alibi.

I walk along the road and past your door
Then i remember things you said
I know in time we could've been so much more
But if you wanna come back home, go right ahead

But i don't believe in miracles
I don't believe in miracles
But i thought you might show your face
Or have the grace to tell me where you are

I believe i was your game, your ball (your ball)
If you tossed me up then i would fall
And so you've won again, ah, you win them all
But i believe i'd run to you, if you should call

But i don't believe in miracles (don't believe in miracles)
I don't believe in miracles (don't believe in miracles)
But i thought you might show your face
Or have the grace to tell me where you are (tell me where you are)

I believe that somewhere there's someone
Who's gonna light the way when things go wrong
The bullet that shot me down came from your gun
The words that turned me round were from your song

But i don't believe in miracles (don't believe in miracles)
I don't believe in miracles (don't believe in miracles)
But i thought you might show your face
Or have the grace to tell me where you are (tell me where you are)

But i don't believe in miracles (don't believe in miracles)
I don't believe in miracles (don't believe in miracles)
But i thought you might show your face
Or have the grace to tell me where you are


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