Kim Wilde - Pop Don't Stop

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{Verse 1}
Two of us growing up together
Through a golden age
We never realized it
Our lives you changed
Days of pure inspiration
Will live in our hearts forever
And as the years went by
Dreaming of our destinies
Believing in the power of a melody
In your songs we found magical music
Words and sound
The seasons come and go again
And what was old is new again, yeah
They say you're over, times have changed, the end
But there's no end to this story
Just look at what you've become
And so the story goes on

{Chorus}
Pop pop music
Give me pop pop music
Don't stop, give me pop
Give me pop pop music
Give me hip hop, rock
Give me punk, give me funk
Don't stop with the pop pop music
The melody's your legacy I know
You give me something to believe
So give me pop pop music
Give me pop pop music
Don't stop with the pop
Don't stop pop music

{Verse 2}
You hit the hurdles
But you never fail to run
You fire the gun
You overcome, yeah
When you lose your way
You come back twice as strong
Here you go
You're number one
The seasons come and go again (go again)
And what was old is new again (new again)
They say you're over, times have changed, yeah
But there's no end to this story
Just look at what you've become

{Chorus}
Pop pop music
Give me pop pop music
Don't stop, give me pop
Give me pop pop music
Give me hip hop, rock
Give me punk, give me funk
Don't stop with the pop pop music
The melody's your legacy I know
You give me something to believe
So give me pop pop music
Give me pop pop music
Don't stop with the pop
Don't stop pop music
Give me hip hop, rock
Give me punk, give me funk
Don't stop with the pop pop pop
You're number one

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Kim Wilde was born on November 18, 1960, in Chiswick, West London, UK. She is the eldest child of Marty Wilde, a 1950s rock and roll singer, and Joyce Baker, a member of the singing group The Vernons Girls.

Kim Wilde burst onto the music scene in the early 1980s with her debut single, "Kids in America," which became an instant hit and reached the top 10 in several countries. This success was followed by a string of hits including "Chequered Love," "Water on Glass," and "Cambodia," which solidified her status as a pop music sensation.

In 1986, Kim Wilde released her cover of The Supremes' classic song "You Keep Me Hangin' On," which became her biggest hit to date, reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song showcased her powerful vocals and cemented her status as a music icon.

Throughout her career, Kim Wilde has released numerous albums and singles, collaborating with various artists and producers. She has toured extensively around the world, captivating audiences with her dynamic stage presence and infectious energy.

In addition to her music career, Kim Wilde is also known for her work as a television presenter, author, and landscape gardener. She has demonstrated versatility and creativity in various fields, earning her a reputation as a multi-talented artist.

Despite the changing trends in the music industry, Kim Wilde has remained a beloved figure in pop music, with a dedicated fan base that continues to support her work. Her timeless hits and captivating performances have solidified her legacy as one of the most iconic British pop singers of the 1980s.