Ben had men and Martha
Ben had men and you
Ben had men and Martha
And you're in your shoes

Summer fun tomorrow
Summer fun tonight
Summer fun tomorrow
In the countryside
Summer fun tomorrow
In a country mile

Throw your cloak
As the contact makes you whole
Singing for your supper
Sing with all your might

Singing for your supper
And the fish might bite
Wait for one another
Wait here with the pike

Wait for one another
In the countryside
Wait for one another
In a country mile

Throw tour cloak
As the contact makes you whole
Batter, batter, batter the realm
Batter, batter, batter till you know yourself

As summer fun tomorrow
Summer fun tonight
Summer fun tomorrow
In the countryside
Summer fun tomorrow
In a country mile

Throw your cloak
As the contact makes you whole
Throw your cloak
As the contact makes you whole


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Country Mile Lyrics as written by Tracyanne Campbell

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