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March of time

from Time and Tide by Wob

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lyrics

Hey you!
You look so stupid
Dressed up like you were a baby
Time is ticking on
Don't you know that it's beginning to show?

Hey you!
Behind the mask
Do you think it covers all the signs?
Follow the fads
But you're getting older all the time

Where's the disgrace,
The coming of age?
Is it a crime
The marching of time?
It's no disease

Hey you!
Do you think it looks good?
That's half of it I suppose
Do you you not think it's time
To wipe your face
And put away those baby clothes?
Go on, put away those baby clothes

You might laugh at me
Think that I got stuck in time
That maybe true
But I'm watching the lines appear
Now here they come
We can't see through
The muck on your face
All your nips and tucks
You've changed your body shape
Till we don't recognise you
Why do you feel the need to hide?
You can't escape the march of time

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from Time and Tide, released January 1, 2015

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Acoustic Country/folk Punk probably describes me best at the moment

"A spring heeled, iron lunged avalanche of energy and melody.
Wob's sound is a glorious and intelligent blend of punk, pop and folk."

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