Biography:
The Waifs (originally styled as The WAiFS) are an Australian folk rock band formed in 1992 in Albany, Western Australia, by Josh Cunningham (guitar, vocals), and sistersVikki Thorn (née Simpson) (harmonica, guitar, vocals) and Donna Simpson (guitar, vocals). Their tour band includes Ben Franz (bass) and David Ross Macdonald (drums).
The band's 2003 album Up All Night reached the top five of the Australian Albums Chart, it achieved double platinum status and won four ARIA Awards in October.
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Other songs:
- 6000 Miles
- Blindly Believing
- Brain Damage
- Bridal Train
- Done And Dusted
- Fishermans Daughter
- Fourth Floor
- Gillian
- Haircut
- Highway One
- How Many Miles
- I Wont Go Down
- Ironbark
- Lest We Forget
- Lighthouse
- London Still
- Nothing New
- Pony
- Sad Sailor Song
- Shiny Apple
- Since Ive Been Around
- Spotlight
- Sundirtwater
- Sweetest Dream
- Vermillion
- When I Die
- Willow Tree
- Without You
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C
6000 miles behind I left you
G
6000 miles feels so alone
AM
6000 miles I’d have to travel
F
6000 miles to get back home
C
I’d have to sail oceans boundless
G
I’d have to cross endless skies
Am
Some nights I do dream I can grow wings
F C G
And I can fly that 6000 miles back home to you
Am F
ohhhhh
C
I traded you for some great adventure
G
Stepped out into a world unknown
Am
To far away lands did I wander
F
Whose deserts and mountains I now roam
C
But I just can’t let go of your golden shores
G
I still crave your salty air
Am
And if I was standing on the edge of
F
heaven on earth tonight
C G
I couldn’t care about anything less than 6000
AM F C G Am F
miles ohhhh
C
I’ve never really had much of a way with words
G
But god knows I love to sing
AM
The feel of this sound coming through me
F
The feel of the joy inside that it brings
C
So tonight I’ll be your minstrel
G
You be my silent beating drum
D
Whenever that music plays inside us
F
Not even oceans, not even oceans... can keep us
C G AM F
apart Not even.... 6000 Miles oh oh oh
C G AM
F
6000 Miles to get back home, to you
6000 miles behind I left you
G
6000 miles feels so alone
AM
6000 miles I’d have to travel
F
6000 miles to get back home
C
I’d have to sail oceans boundless
G
I’d have to cross endless skies
Am
Some nights I do dream I can grow wings
F C G
And I can fly that 6000 miles back home to you
Am F
ohhhhh
C
I traded you for some great adventure
G
Stepped out into a world unknown
Am
To far away lands did I wander
F
Whose deserts and mountains I now roam
C
But I just can’t let go of your golden shores
G
I still crave your salty air
Am
And if I was standing on the edge of
F
heaven on earth tonight
C G
I couldn’t care about anything less than 6000
AM F C G Am F
miles ohhhh
C
I’ve never really had much of a way with words
G
But god knows I love to sing
AM
The feel of this sound coming through me
F
The feel of the joy inside that it brings
C
So tonight I’ll be your minstrel
G
You be my silent beating drum
D
Whenever that music plays inside us
F
Not even oceans, not even oceans... can keep us
C G AM F
apart Not even.... 6000 Miles oh oh oh
C G AM
F
6000 Miles to get back home, to you
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