Doing Fine
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Doing Fine
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Don't feel bad,don't feel good,
Feel alright 'cos I'm doing as I should,
Don't look back,no I don't have the time,
I guess I'm doing fine.
Got no bags to slow me down,
Travelling light but my feet are on the ground,
Got no message,I ain't got a dime,
I guess I'm doing fine.
Don't need no paper telling me bad news,
No politician giving their views,
Don't need no doctor to tell me I'm well,
I feel like heaven and I've been through hell.
Talking straight I don't feel confused,
Don't want nothing,I've got nothing more to lose,
Don't need no credit,don't show me where to sign,
I guess I'm doing fine.
I guess I'm doing fine.
I guess I'm doing fine.
Don't come looking for me,
'Cos I'm doing fine,
No missing persons,
'Cos I'm doing fine,
Don't go home,
'Cos I'm doing fine.
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Cliff Richard performs "Doing Fine", and this lyric page sits inside the Cliff Richard catalog on LyroVerse.
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