Moving
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Moving
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2 cars pile up and we all slam on the breaks
A flash in my mind recaps all of my mistakes
But somehow i manage to walk away.
Oh ya
And this changed me.
Life is totally short
I'm leaving all the corporate and i'm leaving all the reports
When did a job become competitive sport.
Oh ya
And i dream about the salt in the air and palm trees rustling up above
And i dream about leaving the hate and surrounding you and me with love
Out where the ice and snow brings a scene of calm serenity
Everyone likes it but me
You're so simple dressing up with no flare
Sundress on. hibiscus tied in your hair
Seeing you. my life just falls into place.
Oh ya
The timing this couldn't be more right
Sunset drops from both of our sights
And all these days they blend right into nights.
Oh ya.
And i dream about the salt in the air and palm trees rustling up above
And i dream about leaving the hate and surrounding you and me with love
Out where the ice and snow brings a scene of calm serenity
Everyone likes it but me
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Who performs "Moving"?
Steve Rawles performs "Moving", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Rawles catalog on LyroVerse.
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