Long Long Way to Go

Phil Collins · Platinum Collection [2004]

While I sit here trying to think of things to say

Someone lies bleeding in a field somewhere

So it would seem we've still got a long long way to go

I've seen all I wanna see today



While I sit here trying to move you anyway I can

Someone's son lies dead in a gutter somewhere

And it would seem that we've got a long long way to go

But I can't take it anymore



Turn it off if you want to

Switch it off it will go away

Turn it off if you want to

Switch it off or look away



While I sit and we talk and talk and we talk some more

Someone's loved one's heart stops beating in a street somewhere

So it would seem we've still got a long long way to go, I know

I've heard all I wanna hear today



Turn it off if you want to (turn it off if you want to)

Switch it off it will go away (switch it off it will go away)

Turn it off if you want to (turn it off if you want to)

Switch it off or look away (switch it off or look away)



Switch it off

Switch it off

Switch it off

Switch it off

Switch it off

Turn it off

Long Long Way to Go

Phil Collins' "Long Long Way to Go" stands as a defining track from his 1985 album *Face Value*, showcasing his evolution from synth-pop to a more mature, rock-infused sound. The song features his signature falsetto vocals and driving rhythm, reflecting the themes of perseverance and the passage of time that characterize much of his work during this era. Released alongside hits like "In the Air Tonight" and "Another Day in Paradise," the track became a staple of his discography, demonstrating his ability to blend pop sensibilities with emotional depth. It remains a celebrated example of 1980s music that continues to resonate with listeners decades later.