Ambrosia — Time Waits for No One
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Hurry up, get along, be on your way
And make sure that your certain
It's not the wrong day
Punctual people are lost in their plight
To become unprecedented when they arrive
Why am I searching and when will I know?
Are the years that I've waited with nothing to show?
I'm ready to listen I'm ready to win
But I can't wait much longer before we begin
Time waits for no-one
Time waits for no-one no-one, no-one
There's time to conceive in and time to expire
Though the time 'twixt the two tells the tale that transpires so why must we continually disturb the universe
With decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse
So people don't worry 'bout where you've gone wrong cause you know if you hurry it takes twice as long
Relax and forget about what's to be done, it's time to have fun
Time waits for no-one
Time waits for no-one
It really doesn't matter much to me
I know the best times are timeless, you'll see...
And make sure that your certain
It's not the wrong day
Punctual people are lost in their plight
To become unprecedented when they arrive
Why am I searching and when will I know?
Are the years that I've waited with nothing to show?
I'm ready to listen I'm ready to win
But I can't wait much longer before we begin
Time waits for no-one
Time waits for no-one no-one, no-one
There's time to conceive in and time to expire
Though the time 'twixt the two tells the tale that transpires so why must we continually disturb the universe
With decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse
So people don't worry 'bout where you've gone wrong cause you know if you hurry it takes twice as long
Relax and forget about what's to be done, it's time to have fun
Time waits for no-one
Time waits for no-one
It really doesn't matter much to me
I know the best times are timeless, you'll see...
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Some solid classic prog rock. Forgot about this band.
pollyh wrote:
Exactly what I was thinking. Someone else here said that Yes dominated the audience for this kind of sound.
This really brings home how much popular music has changed—as does the next song playing, New Order’s “The Sirens Call”
How did I miss these folks back then?
Exactly what I was thinking. Someone else here said that Yes dominated the audience for this kind of sound.
This really brings home how much popular music has changed—as does the next song playing, New Order’s “The Sirens Call”
pollyh wrote:
Because our friend, the mighty Yes were all over the place.
How did I miss these folks back then?
Because our friend, the mighty Yes were all over the place.
How did I miss these folks back then?
Nice. Hope to hear more from them on RP.
Such sweet memories of that lost teenage time in France…