Going Places
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Going Places
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Come to my side child
don't live me alone
stay with me darling
I can't face this on my own.
I need you to be with me
I need you in life
I want to forever
be yours and you'll be mine
oh child
cos' we're going places
we've never dreamt we could
through all kinds of changes
but still our hearts beat closer more and more.
More than just a heart beat
from the city floor
more than just the bright lights
that lend me to your distant shore.
I'm keeping my head up
and out of the send
way 'cross the rooftops
I'm gonna plan our escape
oh child
we're going place
we've never dreamt we could
through all kinds of changer
but still our hearts beat closer more and more (x2)
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Who performs "Going Places"?
Paul Weller performs "Going Places", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Weller catalog on LyroVerse.
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