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Moving On

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Roosevelt Canonical path: /roosevelt/moving-on Related lyric paths: 6
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Moving On

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Moving on

So I just see this on my own

Just let me go

You never saw this in my eyes before

You're moving on

You decided to go on your own

Just let me know

That you can feel the way you did before

Moving on

So I just see this on my own

Just let me go

I got out of it to reach for more

You're moving on

You decided to go on your own

Just let me know

I'm not the reason that you came before

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Roosevelt performs "Moving On", and this lyric page sits inside the Roosevelt catalog on LyroVerse.

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