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Slipping Away - Juice Newton



     
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Slipping away
Back into the wild again
I can feel the restlessness
There's something here that can't be tamedI can feel it burning
And I don't wanna feed the flame
I'd rather see you running free from me
Back down on the street againDriven, I can feel the spirit
I can feel the motion
Down on the street, yeah
Dreaming, I can see you dreaming
Baby, baby, don't you worry about me
Maybe you were meant to be
Slipping awaySlipping away
Taxi, do you know the way?
He's looking guilty in the rearview mirror
Oh, driver, get him out of hereBefore he wants to turn around
Back into my arms again
Torn between the need of his security

And the yearning to be freeDriven, I can feel the spirit
I can feel the motion
Down on the street, yeah, yeah, yeah
Dreaming, I can see you dreaming
Baby, baby, don't you worry about me
Maybe you were meant to be
Slipping awayBaby, baby, don't you worry about me
Maybe you were meant to be
Slipping away
Slipping awayOh, you're slipping away, away
Slipping away
Oh, you're slipping away, awayOh, you're slipping away, away
Slip, slipping away
Oh, you're slipping away, away
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Juice Newton was born Judith Kaye Newton on 18 February 1952 in Lakehurst, New Jersey and grew up in Virginia Beach, Virginia. She is an American pop music and country singer. She managed to mix folk, rock, blues and pop into a hugely successful career in country music. To date she has sold over 10 million albums, managed 19 hit singles across the US country, pop and adult contemporary charts. She has also won 2 Billboard Awards, 1 Grammy and the CMA Award for Best New Female Artist.

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