Going To Be Wonderful
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Going To Be Wonderful
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I heard you say, meet you in the long grass
Something good at long last, and we're away
Next to me, found you by the old tree
Something we can both see
And we're away
Oh let's run away
And not know where we're going to
Let's go for today
And it's all going to be wonderful
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Far away, find us in the future, something in your nature
And we're away
What d'you say, might you be the seaside
Somewhere we can both hide.
And we're away
Oh let's run away
And not know where we're going to
Let's go for today
And it's all going to be wonderful
Oh let's run away
And not know where we're going to
Let's go for today
And it's all going to be fine
Oh, oh, oh
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Tom Rosenthal performs "Going To Be Wonderful", and this lyric page sits inside the Tom Rosenthal catalog on LyroVerse.
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