Going the Distance - Chad Brock

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Going the Distance Lyrics

I don't know exactly what this is that I'm going through
Well, I know it seems like I'm somewhere else when I'm talking to you
Well, I know what I'd be thinking if it was you acting like this
Girl, you gotta trust me when I tell you that ain't what it is

I'm still standing where I always stood
Right here beside you like I told you I would
I'm here forever, if it's the last thing I do

Baby, I'm in for better or worse
Even if it's hard, even if it hurts
I'm going the distance
And baby, I'm going with you


Maybe it's that mountain of bills on the cedar chest
Maybe it's my boss man, maybe it's the I.R.S.
I don't know what it is, don't know how long it might last
But I know it ain't nothing, our love ain't gonna get me past

Well, I'm still standing where I always stood
Right here beside you like I told you I would
Well, I'm here forever, if it's the last thing I do

Baby, I'm in for better or worse
Even if it's hard, even if it hurts
I'm going the distance
And baby, I'm going with you

Well, I'm still standing where I always stood
Right here beside you like I told you I would
Well, I'm here forever, if it's the last thing I do

Baby, I'm in for better or worse
Even if it's hard, even if it hurts
I'm going the distance
And baby, I'm going with you

I'm going the distance
And baby, I'm going with you

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Contemporary country singer/songwriter Chad Brock was born and raised in Ocala, FL; despite performing in the church choir throughout his youth, his initial love was athletics, and he was a highly touted high-school football player. After joining the school chorus, however, Brock also emerged as a star soloist, and became so enamored of music that he turned down a collegiate athletic scholarship to pursue a career as a performer. Relocating to Nashville to work as a songwriter, he initially struggled to get his foot in the music industry's door, and as a result spent three years touring as a member of the World Championship Wrestling organization. Finally, in 1998, Brock signed with Warner Bros. and issued his self-titled debut later that year. The second single, "Ordinary Life," was a breakout hit, climbing into the country Top Five, and "Lightning Does the Work" was also moderately popular. Brock's follow-up was 2000's Yes!, and the title track -- a story song about meeting and romancing his wife -- became his first country chart-topper, nearly making the pop Top 20 as well. 2001's III didn't quite duplicate that success, however.

Discography:
1998-Chad Brock
2000-Yes!
2001-III Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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