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'Going Out' by Supergrass is a 1997 rock track from the album 'In It for the Money'. The lyrics feel like a jaunty argument with the idea of public life, pushing back against “the papers” while offering a contrasting wish to stay home and keep things simple. At its most direct, it moves between urging action and scepticism about what the outside world claims to know, landing on a controlled, slightly mischievous sense of escape.
"Going Out" is a single by Supergrass, from the album In It for the Money, released 20th April 1997. The track is 4:17 long. It's filed under Rock. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 7 articles about Supergrass.
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