Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song On & On & On , by - Catch 22. Release date: 06.04.1998
Song language: English
On & On & On |
| I still remember that night, it was the Fourth of July |
| It’s still engraved in my mind and I’m not surprised |
| Gang wars no guns hand to hand |
| You’re black I’m white he’s purple but I still don’t understand |
| I’m going to be alright, I’m going to be okay |
| Everything is going to be fi-i-i-i-ine |
| Back off, I want to be alone |
| I want to think it out and I’m thinking that I want to go home |
| Look who’s laughing now |
| I’ll pull it off somehow, and he said |
| As I passed her by I could see her cry |
| And I’ll never forget the look that was in her eye |
| And the music, you know it played on & on & on |
| So won’t somebody tap her on the shoulder, tell her life goes on? |
| 3 years, 2 months, 1 week, 4 days |
| I’m always counting down 'cause there ain’t no easier way |
| So trust me you know that I tried |
| And if I said it’s easy then you know that I told a lie |
| I’m going to be all right, I’m going to be just fine |
| One down, five billion to go |
| Am I next in line and do I really want to know? |
| Look who’s laughing now |
| I’ll pull it off somehow, and he said |
| As I passed her by I could see her cry |
| And I’ll never forget the look that was in her eye |
| And the music, you know it played on & on & on |
| So won’t somebody tap her on the shoulder, tell her life goes on? |
| Still remember that night, it was the Fourth of July |
| Still engraved in my mind and I’m not surprised |
| Gang wars no guns hand to hand |
| You’re black I’m white he’s purple but I still don’t understand |
| Gonna be alright, I’m gonna be okay |
| Everything is going to be fi-i-i-ine |
| Back off, I want to be alone |
| I want to think it out and I’m thinking that I want to go |
| 3 years, 2 months, 1 week, 4 days |
| I’m always counting down, there ain’t no easier way |
| So trust me you know that I tried |
| And if I said it’s easy then you know that I told a lie |
| I’m going to be all right, I’m going to be just fine |
| One down, five billion to go |
| Am I next in line and do I really want to know? |
| Look who’s laughing now |
| I’ll pull it off somehow, and he said |
| As I passed her by I could see her cry |
| And I’ll never forget the look that was in her eye |
| And the music, you know it played on & on & on |
| So won’t somebody tap her on the shoulder, tell her life goes on? |