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David Cook Time Marches On

I never thought I'd see myself down here
In the same damn place with a different year
Where the lines on my face never looked so clear
I swear
You were six feet under in a one way street
When you gave into love with my heart on your sleeve
In a world full of pearls in an endless sea
You were all that I needed, all I needed

Time marches on, right or wrong
Never waits for no one, no
Can't turn it off, won't make it through
Cause time marches on without you

If you knew that what you know right now
Would you've packed your bags and left this town
Cause I'm still here with my heart on the ground
This was the last thing I needed, all I needed

Time marches on, right or wrong
Never waits for no one, no
Can't turn it off, won't make it through
Cause time marches on without you

I never thought I'd see myself down here
In the same damn with a different year....

Time marches on, right or wrong
Never waits for no one, no
Can't turn it off, won't make it through
Cause time marches on without you
Time marches on without you
Time marches on
Time marches on without you



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