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Where The Past Goes

from THE DEVOURED MAN by Ola Onabulé

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We've known one another all our lives, we should know better than this... Sadly, we don't

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WHERE THE PAST GOES ( like a be bop singer)
Ola Onabule © 2006


VERSE 1
She can’t know what I’m thinking
while I watch her flash chichi smiles
Watch her work the room, reel em in for miles

A whole lifetime we, don’t get one another
and we just don’t care,
We act as though we do, when she works the room.

I know I’m gonna pay for it,
there’ll come a day I’ll have to pay for it
I’ve been putting bits away for it
Inside my mind.

CHORUS
I held my ground, far too long
I got stuck saying no,
Let no sentiments grow
Where new renditions of the past go

When after all That time is gone
Hope I’ll just let it slide
A weight off my mind,
I can let it all go, where the past goes, when it goes

VERSE 2
Somewhere deep within
I feel a version of a love for her,
And from what she’ says, she’s not behind by far

I’m learning how to roll with it
It’s not easy, I’ll grow into it
If I just make more than history fit
Inside my mind

credits

from THE DEVOURED MAN, released August 26, 2007
Drums - Jack Pollitt
Bass - Don Chandler
Guitar - Nial Tompkins
Keys - Alex Bennet
Vocals Percussion - Ola Onabule

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Ola’s new album, POINT LESS has been critically received worldwide. The new album is on the DownBeat list of Best Albums of 2019. .

Onabulé is a rugged individualist, a deeply soulful musician. Possessing an emotional intensity and vocal virtuosity, a poignant storyteller and capacity to cross cultural and musical boundaries with an unflinching lyrical pursuit of truth and justice.
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