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and so it goes
'bout that time again
gotta take a deep breath and look within
peel off and shed my skin
maybe i'll go make new friends
maybe i'll make my amends
while i still got time to spend
tie off all my loose ends
it's high time my new life begins
and so it went
back to the time i spent
living in the past thinkin' 'bout moments
that i could have redone or i should resent
maybe this starts my descent
maybe i should go reinvent
before things get too intense
think about what i represent
it's time i come clean, i shall repent
i'm movin' up
i'm movin' on
i'm movin' out of where i've come from
i'm shiftin' gears
i'm changin' hands
brave new frontiers and become my own man
see I've been waiting tables where the people keep enabling me
leavin' me their tips but i won't let them eclipse
what i got in store for me and for you
so there i was
standin' at a crossroads waitin'
beatin' myself up debatin'
should i listen to the angel or satan
someone tell me which paths worth takin'
a voice screams out "be patient"
the other offers up temptation
it's easy to succumb to flirtation
but i can't go on livin' a life of damnation
i'm movin' up
i'm movin' on
i'm movin' out of where i've come from
i'm shiftin' gears
i'm changin' hands
brave new frontiers and become my own man
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Valleyheart - On My Way
03:45
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sometimes i get so frustrated
sometimes i feel under-appreciated
but deep down i know i've got the strength and i'll make it someday
i'm on my way
sometimes i act not quite my age and
sometimes i feel as though i'm trapped in a cage
but deep down i know that i'll learn from my mistakes i'll be okay
i'm on my way to the top, i won't be stopped
i won't regret a thing, as long as i can sing
i won't forget you all, the one that i can call
my friends and family
sometimes i think way too much and
sometimes i feel completely out of touch but
deep down i know when enough is enough ya I can say
i'm on my way
sometimes it all can be a bit too confusing
sometimes i don't feel like being amusing
but deep down i know with your help i'll get through things unscathed
i'm on my way to the top, i won't be stopped
i won't regret a thing, as long as i can sing
i won't forget you all, the ones that i can call
my friends and family
sometimes i get so frustrated
sometimes i feel under-appreciated
but deep down i know i've got the strength and i'll make it someday
i'm on my way to the top, i won't be stopped
i won't regret a thing, as long as i can sing
i won't forget you all, the ones that i can call
my friends and family
my friends and family
i won't forget you all, the ones that i can call
my friends and family!
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Valleyheart Family Band Los Angeles, California
Philip Douglas - vocals
Drew Bryden - guitar
Michael Firestone - vocals, trumpet,
melodica
Kaylee Firestone - vocals, percussion
Tony Schmitz - keyboard, accordion
Roman Samokish - bass
Armen Meshefejian - drums
Ian Anderson - saxophone
Max Levenson - guitar, banjo ukelele
Steve Bush - add'l guitar
... more
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