Say goodbye to the halls and the classes
Say hello to a job and the taxes
The weekends with old friends spilling into 9 to 5 routine
Tell me how you feel over and done with
Like your life is a map with no compass to guide,
At the bar drinkin' way too much
We sing along to "Forever Young".

So here we go again
Wishin' we could start again

Wendy run away with me
I know I sound crazy
Don't you see what you do to me?
I wanna be your lost boy
Your last chance, a better reality
(Yeah)

Wendy we can get away
I promise if you're with me, say the word and we'll find a way
I can be your lost boy, your last chance
Your "everything better" plan
Oh, somewhere in Neverland
(Somewhere in Neverland)

We'll start a life of the plain and the simple
Of great times with far better people
And weekends with our friends
Laughing 'bout the wine that stains their teeth
We'll talk about how your parents separated and
How you don't wanna make the same mistakes as them
I'll say it's all about stickin' it out
And trying to feel forever young

So here we go again
Wishin' we could start again

Wendy run away with me
I know I sound crazy
Don't you see what you do to me?
I want to be your lost boy
Your last chance, a better reality
(Yeah)

Wendy we can get away
I promise if you're with me, say the word and we'll find a way
I can be your lost boy, your last chance
Your "everything better" plan
Oh, somewhere in Neverland

So here we go again
Wishin' we could start again

Wendy run away with me
I know I sound crazy
Don't you see what you do to me?
I want to be your lost boy
Your last chance, a better reality

Wendy we can get away
I promise if you're with me, say the word and we'll find a way
I can be your lost boy, your last chance
Your "everything better" plan
Oh, somewhere in Neverland
Oh, somewhere in Neverland
(Somewhere in Neverland)


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Somewhere In Neverland Lyrics as written by Jack Bassam Barakat Alexander William Gaskarth

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    It's about growing up and still wanting to be in that sort of freedom but wanting the playfulness of childhood. More specifically, the speaker is saying they want to have that plus the girl. He wants run away with her to have that life.

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