Face The Future
from Face The Future / Al Bronco by Black Bear Saloon
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This is the first single from Black Bear Saloon.
An in depth synopsis of lyrical content would probably be dull - lets just say it's about the inevitability of one's actions catching up with one.
An in depth synopsis of lyrical content would probably be dull - lets just say it's about the inevitability of one's actions catching up with one.
lyrics
It's no secret how I came to be
And I'm always looking at you from a distance
Comes rushing at you, headlights in the dark
Birthed by you, but no-one has to know
I am not a stranger you already know
I am not a secret in the past but not for long
I am not a liar, you are still a thief
I am not the reason for your lack of self-belief
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn 'round and face the future
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn around and face it
I don't need to say what I'm thinking and
You don't need to hear
They can drown in waters of ignorance
Save me - Save you
I sail towards you like a galleon in the fog
Only option now is sink or swim
SWIM!
I don't have all the answers
I just know the questions
I don't have all the answers
I resent the implication
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn 'round and face the future
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn around and face it
I don't need to say what I'm thinking and
You don't need to hear
They can drown in waters of ignorance
Save me - Save you
Running away now, running away now
I don't have all the answers
I just know the questions
I don't have all the answers
I resent the implication
And I'm always looking at you from a distance
Comes rushing at you, headlights in the dark
Birthed by you, but no-one has to know
I am not a stranger you already know
I am not a secret in the past but not for long
I am not a liar, you are still a thief
I am not the reason for your lack of self-belief
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn 'round and face the future
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn around and face it
I don't need to say what I'm thinking and
You don't need to hear
They can drown in waters of ignorance
Save me - Save you
I sail towards you like a galleon in the fog
Only option now is sink or swim
SWIM!
I don't have all the answers
I just know the questions
I don't have all the answers
I resent the implication
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn 'round and face the future
You won't play - you're always running away
Turn around and face it
I don't need to say what I'm thinking and
You don't need to hear
They can drown in waters of ignorance
Save me - Save you
Running away now, running away now
I don't have all the answers
I just know the questions
I don't have all the answers
I resent the implication
credits
from Face The Future / Al Bronco,
released February 15, 2010
Abernethy/Barr/Crookes/McCavery
Recorded, Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Neal Calderwood at Manor Park Studios.
Abernethy/Barr/Crookes/McCavery
Recorded, Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Neal Calderwood at Manor Park Studios.
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