I know the way, when the time is right
I know to wait, till the tide is high
We go on, we go on

And anywhere you go is where you're always gonna be
You won't change a thing by always blaming it on me
We go on, we go on

I know, the way
The time, is right

We'll go the way, that we've known before
They'll give us tools, to fix the core
We go on, we go on

And everything you do, is who you're always gonna be
And you can change it all by only taking what you need
We go on, we go on

I know, the way
The time, is right

I know the way, now the time is right
I'll take a trip, into the light
We go on, we go on

And everything you say, is what you're always gonna mean
And you can't change the past by just pretending to be free
We go on, we go on


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High Tide Lyrics as written by Holly Grice

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    what about this part?

    And everything you say, is what you're always gonna mean And you can't change the past by just pretending to be free We go on, we go on

    TheWrongGirlon February 20, 2010   Link

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