Moving On
J. Moore Lyrics


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I'm gonna leave this place tomorrow.
I'm gonna leave this town behind.
I'll be gone before the morning,
on the other side of the mound.
That's why I'm moving on.
I'm moving on.
I've been hanging around too long,
it's time I was moving on.
Oh, well I'm tired of the same old faces,
and I'm sick of the same old names.
I'm getting bored with the same old places,
everybody starts to look the same.
That's why I'm moving on.
I'm moving on.
I've been hanging around too long,
it's time I was moving on.
Move it for me!
I've been tryin' to settle down here,
but my feet just won't stay still.
And I've heard that the grass is greener
on the other side of the hill.
That's why I'm moving on.
I'm moving on.
I've been hanging around too long,
it's time I was moving on.
Give me one more for the go!
I'm gonna leave this town tomorrow.
I'm gonna leave this place behind.
You can bet your bottom dollar,
all my troubles will be far behind.
That's why I'm moving on.
I'm moving on.
I've been hanging around too long,
it's time I was moving on.
I've been hanging around too long,
it's time I was moving on.
Said I've been hanging around too long,




it's time I was moving on.
Get out of here!

Overall Meaning

The song "Moving On" by J. Moore is a tale of a person who has grown tired of their current surroundings and is determined to leave and start anew. They express their dissatisfaction with the people and places they have grown accustomed to and crave something new and different. The lyrics suggest that this person has been trying to settle down but cannot seem to find contentment in their current location. The theme of the song is one of self-discovery and the need to pursue change to find happiness.


The lyrics also reflect a sense of urgency to leave and start fresh. The repetition of the phrase "I'm moving on" emphasizes the decision to move, and the repetition of the phrase "I've been hanging around too long" highlights the idea that this person has been stagnant for too long. The mention of leaving before the morning and leaving all troubles behind suggests the need for a clean break and a fresh start. The chorus is catchy and inspires the listener to embrace change in their own lives.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm gonna leave this place tomorrow.
I plan to depart from this location the following day.


I'm gonna leave this town behind.
I'm going to abandon this town entirely.


I'll be gone before the morning, on the other side of the mound.
I'll have left by the time the morning comes; somewhere beyond the hill.


That's why I'm moving on. I'm moving on.
This is why I'm relocating. This is why I'm shifting.


I've been hanging around too long, it's time I was moving on.
I've remained here for too much time, it's time to go.


Oh, well I'm tired of the same old faces, and I'm sick of the same old names.
I'm exhausted with the uninteresting visages and appellations I frequently see/hear.


I'm getting bored with the same old places, everybody starts to look the same.
I'm becoming disinterested with the usual spots, individuals seem indistinguishable from one another.


Move it for me!
Hurry up for me, please!


I've been tryin' to settle down here, but my feet just won't stay still.
My objective was to establish residence here, but my feet are constantly in motion.


And I've heard that the grass is greener on the other side of the hill.
I've been informed that things are better/different elsewhere.


Give me one more for the go!
One last drink for my departure!


You can bet your bottom dollar, all my troubles will be far behind.
You can be confident that all my problems will be distant.


Said I've been hanging around too long, it's time I was moving on.
I've emphatically stated that I stayed in one place for far too long.


Get out of here!
Leave this place at once!




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: BRADLEY CARROLL, NATHAN MOORE

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