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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ The Time Of Our Lives


Dream on Sail on the wind of a stormy sea Wake from the sound of an age Gone forever? But it's all right We'll survive This is the time of our lives Out on the streets and boulevards See the way they run A future of uncertainty The word against the gun Where have they gone? Who are the ones who will help us all? We stand or we fall Open your eyes We're on the ride Who will survive? This is the time The time of our lives Dream on Follow the night Through a darkened sky We never wanted to be Here forever So we teach our ways In the name of reality And constantly we plant The seeds of hatred in The children of the world But it's all right? Out on the streets and boulevards See the way they run A future of uncertainty The word against the gun. Where have they gone? We are the ones who could change it all Divided we fall Open your eyes We're on the ride Who will survive? This is the time The time of our lives more free lyrics

Dream on
Sail on the wind of a stormy sea
Wake from the sound of an age
Gone forever?
But it's all right
We'll survive
This is the time of our lives

Out on the streets and boulevards
See the way they run
A future of uncertainty
The word against the gun
Where have they gone?
Who are the ones who will help us all?
We stand or we fall

Open your eyes
We're on the ride
Who will survive?
This is the time
The time of our lives

Dream on
Follow the night
Through a darkened sky
We never wanted to be
Here forever
So we teach our ways
In the name of reality
And constantly we plant
The seeds of hatred in
The children of the world
But it's all right?

Out on the streets and boulevards
See the way they run
A future of uncertainty
The word against the gun.
Where have they gone?
We are the ones who could change it all
Divided we fall

Open your eyes
We're on the ride
Who will survive?
This is the time
The time of our lives

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