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Artist: Dog Ears
Canonical path: /dog-ears/onwards-onwards
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Onwards Onwards
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Onwards Onwards
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Onwards, onwards, never stopping
The years roll by like the buildings and trees
When one day you sit up
And you look,
Question all the turnings you took.
Well then you realise you’re not, in control,
The feeling wells up to plunge off the road.
Oooh
Please, please help me
Have faith in our cause
The fact is, we’ve driven through
Oh, so much worse.
And I can’t blame you for
My lack of strength.
But I can’t see how we might
Make amends
And what the hell have I done?
Oh, what the hell haven’t I done?
Oooh
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