Moving On
from Glass Escalators by Silver Media Productions
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lyrics
Verse 1:
Moving on from the twisted pasts we've had
as best we can.
Standing up from the falls & sitting outs.
There is still hope.
Rising up from the lows that we have reached.
Leave those behind.
Focus on all the good that is ahead.
Don't let your problems take you down.
Chorus: (x2)
So let's pick up the pieces
regardless if we do it on our own,
or if we need a little help.
There's always a future.
Don't let all of your past worries
take you down.
Moving on from the twisted pasts we've had
as best we can.
Standing up from the falls & sitting outs.
There is still hope.
Rising up from the lows that we have reached.
Leave those behind.
Focus on all the good that is ahead.
Don't let your problems take you down.
Chorus: (x2)
So let's pick up the pieces
regardless if we do it on our own,
or if we need a little help.
There's always a future.
Don't let all of your past worries
take you down.
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from Glass Escalators,
released February 27, 2015
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