Moving On

Album: La Petite Morte (2014)
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  • Please don't get me started
    Looking backwards to move on
    Strong yet open-hearted
    Accept leaving when leaving's come

    God didn't see it coming
    Never said I loved you, I hope you knew
    Now my bags are packed and my sails are tacked
    And my course is marked by stars

    When this cycle ends
    Will it start again?
    Will we recognize old friends?

    I'm on my way
    Soon be moving on my way
    Leave a little light on
    Leave a little light on

    I'm on my way
    Soon be moving on my way
    Leave a little light on
    Leave a little light on

    Time, always unwinding
    All these dead lines in my mind
    Dreams, seeds we planted
    Took for granted, didn't root

    Walking down this road
    When my pulse beats slow
    Hope to have you close at hand

    When this cycle ends
    Will it start again?
    Will we recognize old friends?

    I'm on my way
    Soon be moving on my way
    Leave a little light on
    Leave a little light on

    I'm on my way
    On my way, on my way, on my way
    Leave a light on
    Leave a little light on

    I'm on my way
    Soon be moving on my way
    Leave a little light on
    Leave a little light on

    I'm on my way
    On my way, on my way, on my way
    Leave a light on
    Leave a little light on
    Leave a little light on Writer/s: James Lawrence Gott, James Patrick Glennie, Mark Hunter, Saul Davies, Timothy Booth
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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  • Jimmy from ScotlandSongs a work of art well done
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