Follow Me
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Follow Me
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It's time now to move a bit
Forget about the stone faced angels
Just move along keep moving on
Silver to gold on the streets
There's no pavements of gold, in the heat
There's no more golden years - there your feet
Follow me to end of the earth
before it all breaks down
They try to run from the cold
No retreat there's nowhere left to go
It's time now to move a bit
forget about the stone age ages
Just move along keep moving on
Silver to gold and stone
The city's crushing you
stand alone but that's no way to be
Follow me to the end of the earth
Follow me before it all breaks down
Follow me you'll find if you go there
Your waiting there to be found
Follow me you turn around
We believe the same old story
Where heroes wear the crown
We don't see the fame and glory
And watch the world go down
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Who performs "Follow Me"?
Level 42 performs "Follow Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Level 42 catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Follow Me"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Pharaoh's Dream (Of Endless Time) and A Kinder Eye with a short reason for opening each page next.
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