93 Million Miles
Jason MrazThe song title refers to the Earth's geographical location within our solar system, which is 93 million miles from the Sun.
Speaking to Billboard magazine, Mraz explained:
"No matter where you are, there you are. And no matter where you are in the planet, you can call that home. I wanted to create a song that acknowledged that home is where the heart is and that's up to you to decide."
93 million miles from the sun
People get ready, get ready
'Cause here it comes it's a light
A beautiful light
Over the horizon in to your eyes
Oh, my, my
How beautiful
Oh my beautiful mother
She told me
Son in life you're gonna go far
If you do it right
You'll love where you are
Just know that wherever you go
You can always come home
240 thousand miles from the moon
You've come a long way to belong here
To share this view of the night
A glorious night
Over the horizon is another bright sky
Oh, my, my
How beautiful
Oh my irrefutable father
He told me
Son sometimes it may seem dark
But the absence of the light is a necessary part
Just know, that you're never alone
You can always come back home
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
You can always come back
Every road is a slippery slope
There is always a hand that you can hold on to
Looking deeper through the telescope
You can see that your home's inside of you
Just know, that wherever you go
No you're never alone
You will always get back home
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh oh
Oh oh oh
Oh oh
93 million miles from the sun
People get ready, get ready
'Cause here it comes it's a light
A beautiful light
Over the horizon in to our eyes
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Legend
- The video player plays from the time specified
- Chorus
- People Talking
To manage to stay alive or to deal with a difficult situation:
We just had to hold on until help arrived.
stay courageous or patient. wait, maintain position
Hold on till I get there!
figurative (fit socially)
He finally found a group where he belonged
expressing astonishment.
"Oh my!" is a euphemism for "Oh my God!"
It is just something people say to show shock or surprise.