Where Are You Taking Me
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Where Are You Taking Me
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Lucky you were weak
Giving in was your escape
We only had one chance to say no
But it's too late
Take me out the back
Alley blind and struck by a star
We've lost where we are
Betwen us there's no near or far
Where are you taking me
As you slide
Where are you taking me
Down inside
I've always wanted more
Like the whore who poured perfume on his feet
Diamonds in the street are just like glass
When they cut your feet
Where are you taking me where love escapes
Your movie screen
The same scene you always run
With a different woman and the same son
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Who performs "Where Are You Taking Me"?
Sam Phillips performs "Where Are You Taking Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Sam Phillips catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Baby I Can't Please You and Beating Heart with a short reason for opening each page next.
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