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Artist: Bernard Butler
Canonical path: /butler-bernard/people-move-on
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People Move On
Read People Move On lyrics by Bernard Butler on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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People Move On
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I sit on life's window.
I'm not afraid to slip off the ledge.
Don't dry the tears from my pillow,
they don't slip easy from my face.
Goodbye brothers and sisters,
my spirit will fly in your face.
I'm not afraid if everything's over,
maybe the future's in space...
So goodbye brothers and sisters,
don't make me do it your way.
Don't hinder me with your wisdom,
maybe the future's in vain...
In vain.
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Bernard Butler performs "People Move On", and this lyric page sits inside the Bernard Butler catalog on LyroVerse.
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