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The Story

from Anthology by Rawlins Cross

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Hear the chimes / Hours in your mind
Voices telling you you've got to find the time life stole away from you?
I think it's a crime
But that's how the story goes / That's how the story goes
Now and then I stop / And take a look around
Stare at the broken road I cannot go back down
Thinkin' that if only I knew then what I know now
That's how the story goes / That's how the story goes
And I wish that all our absent friends could be with us today
To reminisce and laugh and cry and sing and dance and play
With one more chance to get it right before we slip away
With all the sadness we must do the best we can
Through all the madness / Following the plan
Love living every day / Try to understand
That's how the story goes / That's how the story goes
Hear the chimes / Hours in your mind
Voices telling you you've got to find the time life stole away from you?
I think it's a crime
That's how the story goes / That's how the story goes
That's how the story goes / That's how the story goes

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from Anthology, released November 25, 2008
written by Dave Panting

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Rawlins Cross St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador

Rawlins Cross are one of Canada’s most accomplished and beloved Celtic rock bands. Since forming in 1989 the band has toured the world, released nine recordings and been honoured with a plethora of East Coast Music Awards and Juno Award nominations.. Band members hail from Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Ontario. ... more

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