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Just the Way

from Clockwork by Tim Blane

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lyrics

Shadows tend to grow where the sun is just too slow
to send em back
And the company they keep always lets them creep
through the cracks
In the words of the wise- avert your eyes for now

Life is too unknown- get through it on your own
Or not at all
Cause everything you need and the chance that you’ll succeed
Are just as small
If the world goes mad, well that’s just too bad

There goes love- caught in the corner with no sign of
Breaking its way through the crowd
Waiting to beat it back down
It’s just the way, just the way,
Just the way things are done here.

When I was a boy I managed to avoid the shady truth
That all the stuff you learn and all the things you earn
Are of little use
Is the world that bleak, or just asleep?

But oh- now and again-
Fate turns on the lights
The sun starts to ascend
Forming day out of the night
And all the storms and the sins
Get a taste of their own bite

There goes love- leaving in the corner and caked in blood
But making its way through the crowd
Turning them all upside down

credits

from Clockwork, released July 1, 2007
Tim Blane- Guitar, Vocals
Adam Olenn- Bass
James Williams- Drums
Daniel Clarke- Keys
Mark Goldenberg- Guitar
Chris Keup- Producer
Stewart Myers- Engineer and Mixer
Fred Kevorkian- Mastering

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