On and On
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On and On
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Out Through the Foggy Window There Just to See the Eyes of My Future Children
Looking Back At Me Back Through the Foggy Window
On and On Miles Pass Years Turn Over
On and On There From That Rolled Down Window Ponies Run Free
Cradled Protectively There in the Greenery Somewhere I Keep This Picture
On and On Miles Pass Years Turn Over
On and On For All the Roads We've Travelled
And All the Bridges Burned I Was Thinking Out Loud the Ways
Of the World That All Seem So Constant How Few
Of the Lessons We Really Have Learned.
Out Through the Foggy Window Frozen in Frame Capturing Passing Pictures
Life's Last Refrain, Memories Ashes Scatter
On and On Miles Pass Years Turn Over
On and On
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