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I don't want to talk about the future
My mind is overflowing right here, right now
And I have had enough surprises for awhile
Close your eyes and listen to the peaceful
All I want is to hold this moment in my hand
Catch it before it slips through like the sand

CHORUS:
It's hard to make time stand still
The more that you hold on the faster it flies
It's hard for us to get our fill
But we write and we drink and we look for love
And we try

Ask me what do I believe in
A faded picture and a melody
All that lingers from when he was here with me
Every dancer
With every revolution
Shows the answer
Is in the evolution
Turning...spinning...moving on

I don't want to talk about the future
'Cause every day just races by so fast
Never waiting for me
To learn the lessons of the past

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from Inhabit My Heart (back issue series), released May 1, 1994
Recorded on 05/01/94
Recorded by: GrooveLily
Written by: Valerie Vigoda
Valerie Vigoda: lead vocal & acoustic violin
Jeff Gruber: guitars & programming
Curtis Kendrick: drums & programming
Bob Vigoda: piano
John Miller Whitney: electric guitar
Ben Pape: bass
Jane Brody: backing vocals

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GrooveLily Seattle, Washington

Bicoastal trio GrooveLily inhabits that contemporary space where creative musicians ignore the boundaries laid down by words like rock, folk, jazz and pop. The success of their first concert-musical, the critically-acclaimed holiday show STRIKING 12, has led them farther into the world of theatre, where they have carved out a unique niche as a rock band writing and performing shows. ... more

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