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Moving Forward - Single

by Beyond Vision

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You've provided a way
that I've been following.
But sometimes it feels like I
like I need a new heading.

Show me the lighthouse on the shore,
to avoid all these sticks and stones.
I can't take this anymore,
I need to find my home.

Please, don't turn back
to where you once were.
Keep moving forward.

Don't take that step back
and erase all your progress.
You are on the right track,
my friend.

Through the rain and fog,
I can see the light
guiding me away from
the cliff side.
But brace for collision
this could still be a bumpy ride.

I need you to save me
just one more time.
and I know that you will do it
I don't deserve this life.
But because of your never ending grace,
I know you'll be my light.

Move forward, never growing cold.
its you've I've sent, to change the world.

No regressing, just progressing.
Don't stop processing the words
I've given to you, I've sent you to change the world.

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released March 9, 2018

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Beyond Vision Nanaimo, British Columbia

Beyond Vision hails from Nanaimo, BC, Canada and is the solo music project from Chris Adam. On June 1st, 2013, he had a vision of what he needed to do, thus, Beyond Vision was born. Created with a purpose of sharing God's glory and love with a world that desperately needs it, Beyond Vision is not just another band trying to make it big. ... more

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