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Boston ~ Walk On (some More)


Take a look around tell me what you can see I guess that all depends on exactly what you want it to be Don't know all the answers everybody's running away, hey If you want to win the game then you know it's a shame not to play Everybody get carried away And everybody's got something to say To remind you Keep looking behind you It's never easy to see What it takes to believe right from wrong Never going back where i've gone Walk on Walk on Walk on Walk on Hey alright, we're not gonna turn back now Walk on Walk on Just walk on (scholz-sikes-delp) more free lyrics

Take a look around tell me what you can see
I guess that all depends on exactly what you want it to be
Don't know all the answers everybody's running away, hey
If you want to win the game then you know it's a shame not to play
Everybody get carried away
And everybody's got something to say
To remind you
Keep looking behind you
It's never easy to see
What it takes to believe right from wrong
Never going back where i've gone
Walk on
Walk on
Walk on
Walk on
Hey alright, we're not gonna turn back now
Walk on
Walk on
Just walk on

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