Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
Cat Stevens
In 2000, Stevens told the Gainesville Sun that “Miles From Nowhere” was one of his songs that expressed his hunger in the 70s for spiritual balance. Stevens tried Buddhism, Taoism & numerology before eventually embracing Islam.
After its appearance on Tea for the Tillerman in 1970, it also was...
[Verse 1]
Miles from nowhere
Guess I’ll take my time
Oh yeah, to reach there
Look up at the mountain
I have to climb
Oh yeah, to reach there
Lord, my body has been a good friend
But I won’t need it when I reach the end
Miles from nowhere
Guess I’ll take my time
Oh yeah, to reach there
[Bridge]
I creep through the valleys
And I grope through the woods
’Cause I know when I find it my honey
It’s gonna make me feel good, yes
I love everything
So don’t it make you feel sad
’Cause I’ll drink to you, my baby
I’ll think to that, I’ll think to that
[Verse 2]
Miles from nowhere
Not a soul in sight
Oh yeah, but it’s alright
I have my freedom
I can make my own rules
Oh yeah, the ones that I choose
Lord, my body has been a good friend
But I won’t need it when I reach the end
[Bridge]
I love everything
So don’t it make you feel sad
’Cause I’ll drink to you, my baby
I’ll think to that, yes I’ll think to that
I'll think to that
[Outro]
Miles from nowhere
Guess I’ll take my time
Oh yeah, to reach there
Miles from Nowhere was written by Cat Stevens.
Miles from Nowhere was produced by Paul Samwell-Smith.
Cat Stevens released Miles from Nowhere on Mon Nov 23 1970.
In 2000, Stevens told the Gainesville Sun that “Miles From Nowhere” was one of his songs that expressed his hunger for spiritual balance, saying:
There are those perceptions, those insights which are privately known and sometimes come out poetically, and in colors, music and sound, and in emotions....