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


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    such an intense song compared to azure ray's other material.

    xnoisecorexon October 14, 2004   Link
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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.

    chapfalleneyeson May 01, 2004   Link
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    I love the sharp-sounding string instruments in the background.

    SoCoRocks14on June 06, 2004   Link
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    i love this song.

    ibrokeupon March 18, 2005   Link
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    For me, I have met the man of my dreams. He lives two states away... too far for a healthy relationship. I've loved him from the day that I met him. I've never had the right chance to tell him... so I listen to songs like these, which help me move on. Theres no point in waiting... We'll always be friends... will we ever be more? I just need to move on... move on.

    triciaagogoon January 10, 2006   Link
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    i have loved this song for a while, but i decided that if i had to make a soundtrack to my life, this song would be on it--for a part in my life when i want so badly for something to work out, but it's just not, and i can't look back.

    whenshesmileson September 28, 2006   Link
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    I love the tune and instruments in this song.

    kookycookieon January 11, 2007   Link
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    I've had the same issue like triciaagogo, meeting the man whom I know I will love forever, since the day we first met, but we live two hours away. Long distance relationships are too hard to maintain and we've tried before, but this time, I can't do it. I've already told him what I plan to do once the summer's over, since I'm only living with him for the summer, and when the problem first arose, this same came to me out of thin air. It's weird how songs that really hit you just find you when you really need them. So this song is going to help me move on.. I have to.. for my sake.. just move on.

    noxiousbohemianon July 25, 2007   Link
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    I think this is about a relationship that just can't work, and she knows the more they try to make it work they more they will hurt each other, because it just can't work, and here she's saying just move on, stop trying to make this work, I've made a new resolution to get over you, please don't make me break that.

    Cyberghoston January 22, 2009   Link

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