I Wanna Go Too Far
Trisha Yearwood · Thinkin' About You [MCA]
Everything in moderation
That's the way it's always been
Never gettin' out of control
Never hanging it out, always reelin' it in.
I saved my money for a rainy day
But now I've had enough of playin' it safe
I wanna go too far, I wanna go too fast
Somebody draw the line so I can blow right past.
I wanna spend too much
I wanna stay too late
I'm gonna roar too loud
I'm gonna be that way
I wanna play too hard
I wanna go too far.
--- Instrumental ---
I'm the one they all depend on
Sensible, predictable and strong
But every now and then
I feel like I've played that role too long.
I need to rock the boat
I need to speak my mind
Just this once
Let it all unwind.
I wanna go too far, I wanna go too fast
Somebody draw the line so I can blow right past.
I've gotta set this spirit free that's hiding here inside
I feel like a bird in a cage, it's time for me to fly. yeah, yeah
--- Instrumental ---
I wanna spend too much
I wanna stay too late
I'm gonna roar too loud
I'm gonna be that way
I wanna play too hard
I wanna go too far.
Yeah, I wanna go too far
yeah, yeah, I wanna go too far...
I Wanna Go Too Far
Trisha Yearwood's "I Wanna Go Too Far" serves as a poignant exploration of emotional vulnerability and the desire to transcend personal boundaries. Released on her 1994 album *Thinkin' About You*, the track exemplifies her signature blend of country storytelling with soulful pop sensibilities. The recording features Yearwood's characteristic vocal delivery, characterized by a warm, conversational tone that invites listeners into an intimate narrative about the complexities of love and self-discovery. As part of her early discography, the song reflects the era's shift toward more polished, radio-friendly country-pop productions while maintaining the genre's traditional focus on relatable human experiences. The composition underscores her ability to craft melodies that resonate deeply, balancing lyrical honesty with melodic accessibility.