Go On - Jack Johnson

In my rear view

I watch you watching the twilight

Behind the telephone lines

Nothing to prove, or to assume

Just thinking that your thoughts are different than mine

In my rear view

I watch you

I give you your life, would you give me mine?

I see you slowly swim away

Because the light is leaving town

To a place that I can’t be

There’s no apologies

Just go on

Just go on

There are still so many things

I want to to say to you

But go on

Just go on

We’re bound by blood that’s moving

The moment that we start

The moment that we start

I see perfect little eyes

Watch the shadows of the clouds

And the surface of the ocean out the window of a plane

I get nervous when I fly

I’m used to walking with my feet

Turbulence is like a sigh that I can’t help but over think

What is the purpose of my life

If it doesn’t ever do

With learning to let it go

Live vicariously through you

You can do the same

It’s the least you can do

Because it’s a lonely little chain

If you don’t add to it