Where The Poor Boys Dance - Lulu (With Lyrics Below)

(Lyrics are below). Lulu is a Scottish singer-songwriter, actress, television personality and businesswoman.

She is internationally known, for the song "To Sir With Love" from the film of the same name and with the title song to the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. In Europe she is also also known for her Eurovision Song Contest winning entry "Boom Bang-a-Bang", and in the UK for her 1964 hit "Shout", which was performed at the closing ceremony of the 2014

'Where The Poor Boys Dance' was co-written by Lulu and was originally intended to be on a cancelled dance album and released in 2000. A new version was included on her 2004 album 'Back On Track'

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WHERE THE POOR BOYS DANCE

Believing life's a journey
Which road will you travel on
One road leads to heaven
One road only leads you wrong

How come it don't make no sense
Where did my contentment go
Is this a loss of innocence
Heaven only knows

Take me where the poor boys dance
Back to where it all began
I need to find out who I am

Something that I left back there
Up there in the cool night air
I just need to know that someone cares
Oh, do you still care for me

Sometimes, in the morning
I can still remember dreams
When I really listen
Understand just what they mean

Gotta cut the ties that bind
Let the riches go
How can I ignore the signs
Calling me back home

Take me where the poor boys dance
Back to where it all began
Need to find out who I am

Something that I left back there
Up there in the cool night air
I just need to know that someone cares

Sometimes, I'm lost in a separate world
But the ghosts of the past
Just won't let me go

So take me where the poor boys dance

Take me where the poor boys dance

Oh, I'm going home, finally coming home
(Where the poor boys dance) don't let go
Finally coming home (where the poor boys dance)

Oh, I'm going home
(Where the poor boys dance)