Lyrics of 'I'm Just Gone' by Bill Anderson
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I could count the miles between us now and say
I'm that much further from you now than I was yesteday
But even after all the roads I've traveled on
We're as close as we were then I'm just gone
Standing in the wind comparing then to now
And it seems to me I stand a little taller somehow
Though I'm in Portland Maine and you're in San Antone
We're as close as we were then I'm just gone
It's snowing here where I am today and it's freezing everything
But after doing time with you ah honey this almost feels like spring
Though I'm in Portland Maine and you're in San Antone
We're as close as we were then I'm just gone
We're as close as we've ever been I'm just gone
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