The sun is fading away
That's the end of the day
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way

Just one kiss and I'll go
Don't hide the tears that don't show
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way

To where the winds don't blow
And golden rivers flow
This way will I go

They were right, I was wrong
True love didn't last long
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way, hey
To where the winds don't blow
And golden rivers flow
This way will I go

They were right, I was wrong
True love didn't last long
As the June light turns to moonlight
I'll be on my way, hey

I'll be on my way, oh, oh
I'll be on my way, oh, oh
I'll be on my way


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I'll Be on My Way Lyrics as written by Paul Mccartney John Lennon

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    i think they aren't too sad about true love ending because life is their true love, they arent upset becuaes they have other things in their lives that they are looking foward to, other loves that they will feel just like this but they love there music even more, they love the life style they support even more, like ha when i was a kid you know they told me to settle down and buckle down and do what every one else does get a real job and look what happened i didnt listen hahaha oh well, maybe next time champ right? nawh but thats okay, you kow my choices my life, this is what i want what i love, im content with it at the moment so i will continue i will be on my, you know mayeb if i would have settled down and listened i could have had you you know have this love, but one more kiss i have to go this is my normal life, sorry we mixeds eachothers up for a but kind of thing?????? I dont know that is kind of what i get from that. summer love, kind of thinking friends made through drugs, its not real love more like a connection i mean honestly you know you could find love anywhere with someone, there are so many people you are compatable with that you could spend the rest of your life with it is kind of crazy you know there isnt like an endless supply of future husbands or wifes but there are a lot of opportuniteies for love that are being opened and closed every day imagine if you would have focoused harder on one of them how it could have changed your life... sorry i m rambeleing.

    sunburst500on March 15, 2009   Link

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