It's taken much too long
To get it right
Would it be so wrong
To maybe find someone
A miracle

And all you really need
Is everything you could never be
And so you'd give it all
For a miracle

[Chorus]
Is there a trace
Inside her face
Of a lonely miracle
And so you wait
And lie awake
For a lonely miracle

You never really know
What it is
Not until it goes
And if it comes again
It's a miracle

But what you miss is love
In everything below and up above
And could she bring it all
A miracle

[Chorus]

All you wanted was a (miracle)
All you needed was a miracle
A miracle
And all you wanted was a (miracle)
All you needed was a miracle
A miracle

It's taken so long to get it right
Could it be so wrong
To maybe find someone
A miracle

[Chorus]


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Miracle Lyrics as written by Matthew B. Scannell Matt Scannell

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    Personally, I think this song may be about someone who struggles to find love.

    "It's taken much too long, to get it right. Would it be so wrong to maybe find someone, a miracle"

    I can relate to the song in this way. Based on the first verse, its someone who has tried hard to find some one for them, and they are unable to because they aren't perfect in societys eyes, as in they aren't very good looking or the most out going person in the world.

    " All you really need, is everything you can never be."

    In the chorus maybe he meets a girl he likes who just may be the miracle he is searching for, and he would try anything to make something happen.

    "Is there a trace inside her face, of a lonely miracle."

    Thats what i think, i may be wrong but a good song none the less.

    joe87on February 12, 2007   Link

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