Song Description

This song is my attempt to say something new about our "Life". Approximately 500 lines of lyrics boiled down to 9.

Lyrics

On & On
Music and Lyrics by Rob Oswin (aka RAW Boswin)

I was born in the sixties with Beatles and hippies and Elvis.
Saw the great baby boom put a man on the moon and got jealous.
Like a shot from a gun my third rock from the sun had arrived.
Now my bubble lies broken since Hubble poked open the skies.

I'd be the first to admit it.
You'd be the first to agree?
This life never changes no, it just rearranges,

And life goes on and on and over again.
Sisters to Mothers, Brothers to Men
Life goes on and on and over and over again?.

I remember the days when we'd sing Purple Haze and we'd make love.
When AIDS was unheard of and PEACE was the word of the day.
I brought you flowers, we talked for hours before,
Well I begged and I pleaded but I guess God needed you more!

And I'd be the first to admit it.
You'd be the first to agree?
This life never changes no, it just rearranges

And life goes on and on and over again.
Sisters to Mothers, Brothers to Men
Life goes on and on and over and over again?.

Just when you think you've got everything beat,
Got the tiger by the tail,
The other shoe may drop,
But you can never stop,
Cause Life goes on and on and on?

Now don't miss the chance this might be our last dance together?

So I'll be the first to admit it.
And you'll be the first to agree?
This life never changes no, it just rearranges

And life goes on and on and over again.
Sisters to Mothers, Brothers to Men
Life goes on and on and over and over again?.

© 2003 Rob Oswin (aka RAW Boswin)
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Contact Rob Oswin at 403-289-8532 or email Rob@RobOswin.com