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Move On
03:33
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We went shouting up from the rooftops,
Before we really knew what we could handle,
Me and you kid, we could have took the world on,
Instead we now move miles apart, in unfamilar ways
And I think of a time when we stood side by side,
you looked me in the eye as I bought lie upon lie,
So it goes, sometimes we get things wrong,
When all has been and gone,
You just have to let go, have to let go,
So it is, try not to stay too long,
Another time will come,
you just have to let go, have to let go,
And move on
I look into those eyes that I know so well,
But I don't recognise your face,
Your voice seems so familiar,
But all your words sound so strange
And I think of a time when we stood side by side,
You looked me in the eye as I bought lie upon lie,
So it goes, sometimes we get things wrong,
When all has been and gone,
You just have to let go, have to let go,
So it is, try not to stay too long,
Another time will come,
you just have to let go, have to let go,
And move on
So it goes, sometimes we get things wrong,
When all has been and gone,
You just have to let go, have to let go,
So it is, try not to stay too long,
Another time will come,
you just have to let go, have to let go,
And move on
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Stand Up Step Out
02:13
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What's the matter with you lately?
Your most exciting talk is what you've got for your tea
You look that way and take that tone with me
All the friends we share you no longer see
The way you carry on
Anyone would think all your fight had gone
We all get jaded but where have you gone?
You sit and talk of times when you were young
Stand up, step out, you're old enough to know better
Stand up, step out, you are too young to give up yet
What's the matter with you today?
You're wishing your life away
Whatever happened to day by day?
All the laughs we had and the plans we made
What happened to your ideals?
Fighting the good fight and the way it made you feel
It flowed through you in your walk and your talk
Now you just sit and stare at that box on the wall
Stand up, step out, you're old enough to know better
Stand up, step out, you are too young to give up yet
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