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The Clocks

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The Clocks

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We stop to say hello

We smile and then we go

What’s waiting down the road

Is better not to know

We’re here now

Always waiting for the better times

They say we’re here now

And time is not waiting by our sides

Why do we need clocks

When we never have the time?

We’re here now

Always here now

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Molly Nilsson performs "The Clocks", and this lyric page sits inside the Molly Nilsson catalog on LyroVerse.

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