Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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Instrumental(Good to fair version):
5:40
"Growing Up" is a great song performed by singer Lisa Lougheed and taken from her album "Evergreen Nights" in 1987!
It's a great song with a realistic and profound theme!
Trivia:
The song was featured in The Raccoons series,specially in this episodes:
"Double Play"
"Stop the Clock"
"Monster Mania"
"Simon Says"
"Science Friction"
"End of the Line"
"Black Belt Bentley"
Lyrics:
"Nobody knows us when we're coming out
Nobody shows us what to do
No one can tell you what growing up is all about
No one can live your life for you
We're growing up, growing up
We will find our way
Growing up, showing up
Always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
There's a price to pay
For growing up, growing up
We are on our way
It won't be long before we're moving out
We'll have to make it far from home
Nobody sees that what we're going through is nothing new
But we have to find it on our own
Yeah, yeah
We're growing up, growing up
We will find our way
Growing up, showing up
Always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
There's a price to pay
For growing up, growing up
We are on our way
(We are on our way)
Growing up
Well on our way
Growing up, growing up
To growing up
[Instrumental]
No one can tell you waht growing up is all about
No one can live your life for you
Yeah, yeah, yeah
We're growing up, growing up
We will find our way
Growing up, showing up
Always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
There's a price to pay
For growing up, growing up
We are on our way
(We are on our way)
(Growing up)
Well on our way
Growing up, growing up
I always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
Oh, there's a price to pay
For growing up, yeah, growing up
We are on our
We are on our way, yeah
(Growing up, growing up)
We are on our way to
Growing up, growing up
Growing up
(Growing up, growing up)
Well, there's a price to pay for
Growing up...!"
Growing up/Jon Stroll & Kevin Gillis/Run Records/CBC/Ariola/Return to Analog/1987/2019(re-issue)
Original:
0:00
Instrumental(Good to fair version):
5:40
"Growing Up" is a great song performed by singer Lisa Lougheed and taken from her album "Evergreen Nights" in 1987!
It's a great song with a realistic and profound theme!
Trivia:
The song was featured in The Raccoons series,specially in this episodes:
"Double Play"
"Stop the Clock"
"Monster Mania"
"Simon Says"
"Science Friction"
"End of the Line"
"Black Belt Bentley"
Lyrics:
"Nobody knows us when we're coming out
Nobody shows us what to do
No one can tell you what growing up is all about
No one can live your life for you
We're growing up, growing up
We will find our way
Growing up, showing up
Always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
There's a price to pay
For growing up, growing up
We are on our way
It won't be long before we're moving out
We'll have to make it far from home
Nobody sees that what we're going through is nothing new
But we have to find it on our own
Yeah, yeah
We're growing up, growing up
We will find our way
Growing up, showing up
Always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
There's a price to pay
For growing up, growing up
We are on our way
(We are on our way)
Growing up
Well on our way
Growing up, growing up
To growing up
[Instrumental]
No one can tell you waht growing up is all about
No one can live your life for you
Yeah, yeah, yeah
We're growing up, growing up
We will find our way
Growing up, showing up
Always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
There's a price to pay
For growing up, growing up
We are on our way
(We are on our way)
(Growing up)
Well on our way
Growing up, growing up
I always knew someday
That growing up, growing up
Oh, there's a price to pay
For growing up, yeah, growing up
We are on our
We are on our way, yeah
(Growing up, growing up)
We are on our way to
Growing up, growing up
Growing up
(Growing up, growing up)
Well, there's a price to pay for
Growing up...!"
Growing up/Jon Stroll & Kevin Gillis/Run Records/CBC/Ariola/Return to Analog/1987/2019(re-issue)
