This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Follow blind
Heavy eyes hold position
Right on time
It was a lucky prediction
Move on, move on
It's like the clock is pacing
The break of dawn
And our hearts are racing
Move on, move on
There's nothing changing
Don't undermine
My new resolution
Just to find
A different light
A new direction
Move on, move on
Now the record's skipping
I won't forget
I won't forget
The way you said
Move on, move on
There's no point in waiting
Move on, move on
It's like the clock is pacing
The break of dawn
And our hearts are racing
Move on, move on
There's nothing changing
Move on, move on
Now the record's skipping
I won't forget
I won't forget
The way you said
Move on, move on
There's no point in waiting
Heavy eyes hold position
Right on time
It was a lucky prediction
Move on, move on
It's like the clock is pacing
The break of dawn
And our hearts are racing
Move on, move on
There's nothing changing
Don't undermine
My new resolution
Just to find
A different light
A new direction
Move on, move on
Now the record's skipping
I won't forget
I won't forget
The way you said
Move on, move on
There's no point in waiting
Move on, move on
It's like the clock is pacing
The break of dawn
And our hearts are racing
Move on, move on
There's nothing changing
Move on, move on
Now the record's skipping
I won't forget
I won't forget
The way you said
Move on, move on
There's no point in waiting
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This song is one of azure ray's deviations from their usual serene songs. It's still wonderful, nonetheless. It makes you wanna dance.
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