Denver Harbor Move On Lyrics

Three thirty still waitin
This doubt with shadows fading
Leads tired eyes straight to the door

Her footsteps uneasy
Right to her knees she's pleading
But I woun't do this anymore

You will never know
Don't ever show me where you've been

I should have known much better
No dream can last forever
Move on, move on
Wake up and I'll be gone

I should have seen this coming
One trip and I was done in
Move on, move on
wake up and I'll be gone

These words are misleading
A whisper almost screaming
The anger slowly takes it shape

Her lips say I'm sorry
Her eyes tell different stories
I can't believe another desperate word you say

You will never know
Don't ever show me where you've been I should have known much better
No dream can last forever
Move on, move on
Wake up and I'll be gone

I should have seen this coming
One trip and I was done in
Move on, move on
Wake up and I'll be gone

This ship is going down
I'm jumping off before I drown
And at the bottom of the sea you'll be
Might be you, wont be me

You will never know
Don't ever show me where you've been
You just want to stay
I'll never play this game again

I should have know much better
I should have seen this coming
And now I know much better
This one is gone forever
Move on, move on
Wake up and I'll be gone [4x]
Wake up and I'll be gone

Who wrote Move On lyrics?

Move On is written by Michael I. Noble, Jaime A. Kyle.

When was Move On released?

Move On is first released on October 12, 2004 as part of Denver Harbor's album "Scenic" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.

Which genre is Move On?

Move On falls under the genre Alternative.

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