Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Style Council
Canonical path: /the-style-council/move-on-up
Related lyric paths: 6
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Move on up
Read Move on up lyrics by The Style Council on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Move on up
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Hush now child, and dont you cry
Your folks might understand you, by and by
Just move on up
Towards your destination
You may find, from time to time, complications
Bite your lip, oh child, just take a trip
Though there may be a wet road ahead
You cannot slip, now
Just move on up
And keep on pushing
Just a little faith, you can put your mind to it
You can surely do it
Hush now child, and dont you cry
Your folks might understand you, by and by
Just move on up
Move on up!
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