"I think you can feel the immediate feeling of love over and over and over again. But the real love takes a lot of miles, a lot of time. That's the kind of love that makes ground harder under your feet and colors stronger."
"It's a poignant song for such a young person to put out into the world. I hope you check out the rest of Cameron's songs, and Geese. A lot of people have opinions about them. I'll just say what Susie said when she saw Geese on Saturday Night Live, that she would have loved to have booked them at Lounge Ax. They totally would have fit in at Lounge Ax. Happy Valentine's Day. I know it's a made-up holiday, but love ain't so bad, especially right now. It could be worse, and it often is. Carry on."
Jeff Tweedy covered Cameron Winter's "Love Takes Miles" as a Valentine's Day gift to his wife and shared the recording on Substack. He described the song as true about how love works, noting immediate feelings can repeat but lasting love requires miles and time, which hardens the ground under your feet and deepens colors. Tweedy called the song poignant for such a young artist and urged listeners to check Cameron's other songs and the band Geese. He recalled Susie's comment that Geese would have fit at Lounge Ax. Tweedy is on a months-long headlining tour that will move from a European leg to North American dates with support from Liam Kazar, Sima Cunningham and Macie Stewart, concluding at the Solid Sound Festival. "Love Takes Miles" placed No. 1 on The 100 Best Songs of 2025 list.
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