Now and Then
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Now and Then
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Days Pass and the Weeks Go By
Dream For Hours 'bout the Future
See the Faces and the Names Go By
Between Now and Then...
These Days
Years Pass and Your Life Goes By
All the While You Stop to Wonder
Brothers, Sisters, Mothers, Fathers Lie
Between Now and Then...
These Days
Between Now and Then...
These Days
Do You Walk All the Way?
Carry All That Weight
Do You Walk All the Way?
Now and Then
Days Pass and the Weeks Go By
Dream For Hours 'bout the Future
See the Faces and the Names Go By
Between Now and Then...
These Days
Between Now and Then...
These Days
Between Now and Then...
These Days
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