Is it heaven or hell at dawn?
You're really goin' up or your goin' down
Do you say your prayers late at night?
Or do you save them for the desperate times

Do you see the beauty of a rose, I doubt it
Do you hear the children sing aloud, no
Can you see the leaves change the colors out there?
Can you taste the water in your mouth?

Is it any wonder?
Is there any hope?
100 miles per hour
Yet the race just still runs slow
The race just still feels slow

Do you believe in good will forever guide?
Does your devil take you to your other side?
Can karma kill you in your mind?
Do you cleanse your soul at least once a night?
Do you see the beauty in a rose, I doubt it
Can you hear the children sing aloud?

Is it any wonder?
Is there any hope?
100 miles per hour
Yet the race just still runs slow
The race just still feels slow

We're running out of time, my friends
You're running out of time, oh yeah, oh yeah

Is there any wonder?
Is there any hope?
100 miles per hour
Yet the race just still runs slow
The race just still feels slow
The race just still runs slow
The race just still feels slow


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100MPH Lyrics as written by Kelly Jones

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    can't believe there's been no comments yet! i love this song, definitely my favourite on the album :)

    CathFlurryon February 20, 2010   Link
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    It truly is a gorgeous song, one of my new favourites. The lyrics are beautiful when you hear it all strung together.

    maddielyneon July 23, 2010   Link

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