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Nowhere’s Too Far (For My Baby)

This version of Nowhere’S Too Far (For My Baby) was released by Peter Frampton in 1975.

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I packed up my pony
I loaded my Sony
No one could see me for dust

I’m leaving my friends there
It’s not that I don’t care
I just need to chip off the dust

I really belong here
But something is wrong dear
I’m saying goodbye
And it’s making me cry
That I have to go

I’m crossing my fingers
I’m touching my toes
I’m hoping this feeling will go

I know I can make it
But will I mistake it
When I can find peace of mind

Does it come in a letter
To make you feel better
Or do you apply
To a man in the sky
So you and I can begin

Somebody tell me
What am I doing here?
Well I could be happy
Don’t leave me alone
Come with me now
On my magical fly away

Journey through anywhere
Choose a place here or there
Nowhere’s too far for my baby

Travel through time and space
Dress you in mink and lace
Nowehere’s too far for my baby

Somebody tell me
What am I doing here?
Well I could be happy
Don’t leave me alone
Come with me now
On my magical fly away

Journey through anywhere
Choose a place here or there
Nowhere’s too far for my baby

Travel through time and space
Dress you in mink and lace
Nowehere’s too far for my baby

You’d be my Guinevere
I’ll fight off any fear
Nowhere’s too far for my baby

Crossing my heart for you
All that you want I’ll do
Nowhere’s too far for my baby

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The lyrics to Nowhere’S Too Far (For My Baby) are the words, verses and chorus for the song released by Peter Frampton in 1975. Elements of the lyrics to Nowhere’S Too Far (For My Baby) are both direct in meaning and also metaphorical with the real meanings of the song only known by Peter Frampton and any collaborating writers working on the lyrics for Nowhere’S Too Far (For My Baby) back when it was created.

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