Miller's angels in black and white
Welcome everyone in
Children dreaming of wrong and right
Wrapped in grace and in sin

They come out of the blue sky
They come out of the blue
They come out of the blue sky
But you never know where they're gonna go
Hey Romeo

Miller's fingers are traveling down the length of her thigh
But Miller's mind is still wandering
Staring up at the sky

They come out of the blue sky
They come out of the blue
They come out of the blue sky
But you never know where they're gonna go
Hey Romeo

Don't come around here

Miller's angels are hovering in between the earth and the sun
In the shadow of God's unwavering love
I am a fortunate son

They come out of the blue sky
They come out of the blue
They come out of the blue sky
But you never know where they're gonna go
Hey Romeo



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Miller's Angels Lyrics as written by Adam Fredric Duritz David Lynn Bryson

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    There is more to this song than what has been posted. At the end he says:

    Can't you hear me cause I'm screaming I did not go outside yesterday Don't wake me please don't wake me cause I was dreaming and I might just stay inside again today I don't go out much these days yes sometimes I stay inside all day Won't you leave me alone

    This is the best part of the whole song! But it's so sad.

    Shanemarvin1990on July 03, 2003   Link

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