It's good to be out on the street again
Life was just passing by, time for another try
Sometime you heal, sometimes you've scarred
I feel it come on sweet, I've felt it come down hard

I go where I want to go
I pay the price, yes, I know

There's still, time for the midnight wine
Life just as it happens going down the line
There's till time for a night so fine
And I don't know where I'm going to
But I know I'm gonna see it through

You set up a beer, I'll drink them down
This one is for the saints, this one is for the clowns
Hang in there with me to final call
We'll just let it ride, maybe we'll win it all

I got on the street again
Who knows when this night will end?

And there's still time for the midnight wine
Life just as it happens doing down the line
There's still time for the not so fine
And I don't know where I'm going to
But I know I'm gonna see it
And I know I'm gonna see it through

Just when you think it's all over
Man, that's when it all begins
Something's always out there waiting
If you're willing, oh, and I'm willing

All the time, you know that

I'm gonna see it through, there's still time
Oh, I'm gonna see it through, there's still time
It has been so odd, there's still time
Oh, there's still time

There's still time
There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time oh I

There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time

There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time
There's still time, there's still time

That's all I need to see me
That's all I need to see me
That's all I need to me through


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