Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Tim Barry
Canonical path: /tim-barry/on-and-on
Related lyric paths: 6
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On and On
Read On and On lyrics by Tim Barry on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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On and On
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How many days can you stay away,
Before someone knows that you're gone?
How long can you stay,
Before you miss moving on?
Songs, spinning wheels, and cracked windshields,
White lines and sage
Open mouths and empty ears
Years they pass like days
My god, my god
When it's time to move on
And on and on
When is nothing enough?
How much loss can you take before you break?
How much hunger 'til you starve?
How much excess 'til there is nothing at all?
How much freedom can you hold?
My god, my god
When it's time to move on
And on and on
When is nothing enough?
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Tim Barry performs "On and On", and this lyric page sits inside the Tim Barry catalog on LyroVerse.
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