Sparta – From Now To Never

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So don't forget
Inthese times try to remember
The time will come
To use your voice and push your views
So don't forget
Sometime between now and never
The time will come
You bite your tongue, they'll bury you
And it seems far enough away

It's a calling care, your expiration date
When that day comes, be ready
To remember what happened
And have the pride to back down
Let's not repeat, and everyone can move on
But don't forget
Get ready
To remember what happened
And have the pride to back down
Let's not repeat and everyone can move on
But don't foget
Get ready
To remember what happened
And have the pride to back down

Scars are for a reason
Remind us of what happened
Stay away from harm
Be ready
We're tired of fiction
And occupied stations
Your motives look like
A portrait of wealthy, burning wells
Get ready
We're tired of fiction
And occupised stations

So don't forget
The time will come

And I'm not sure
What you'll be li ke

What will eyes say when we see them?
Wonder what you'll grow up to see

If we have torn the map to pieces, you'll find your way home
'Cause home is where you believe

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Track duration: 08:40

"From Now to Never" as written by Jim/hajjar Ward

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    General Comment:I love this song. I wish Sparta came back, I truly love them. I will check around, see if I can find something about that French part.
    Flag Arlbornon October 14, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:This song comes as really political in nature. Push your views. Occupied stations are the current leadership. Burning wells are the oil wells in Iraq and Kuwait that have been on fire since the gulf war. Tired of fiction? The lies that the government has been telling us since President Bush has been in Office.
    This song is about looking at the world and being dissatisfied. It says that we all have the opportunity to change the world and we better take that opportunity because we only live once.
    Flag mcgee264on February 07, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:In my opinion this song is about somebody being strong enough to go off and do what they want to do, for example, being with somebody your parents don't approve of. To me "the time will come to use your voice and push your views" means that you need to speak up for yourself. "you bite your tongue, they'll bury you" means that if you don't keep pushing, they simply won't understand. The second verse could be a reminder to still be polite rather than obnoxious, and to respect your parents opinions. "Scars are for a reason" could easily mean, don't make the same mistake twice, and make sure the person is worth fighting for. The last 5 beautiful minutes could be somebody elses point of view. Like a parent who's saying "it's okay that you're doing what you're doing. I might not have the same opinions as you, but I still respect you, and I'm curious to see where this path will take you". "home is where you believe" might be the parent saying "no matter what, you'll always be welcome here" I still can't quite explain fully what these lyrics mean to me, but I'm probably way off from the actual meaning.
    Flag mastodonjonon April 09, 2007   Link
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    General Comment:i think its about being prepared for the opportune moment and not letting complacency seap in.
    thats the impression the "occupied station" thing gave me....
    i dont know why anyone would blah blah blah or short change this song...its so great...so dynamic and lastly so mellow
    its as if he's trying to convey a sense of urgency and then lull you out of it to simply prove a point.
    Flag malleyon March 16, 2007   Link
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    General Comment:This song is amazing. Can anyone translate the French words at the end of this song? I've been dying to know what this woman is saying for years.
    Flag Velfare4on May 03, 2006   Link
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    General Comment:yea the last part of this song is awsome, im sorry i have no clue what this is about
    Flag atdi7777on November 27, 2004   Link
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    General Comment:blah, blah, blah, love not war... history repeats itself ladee freakin do
    Flag Camarueon November 25, 2004   Link
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    General Comment:The last five minutes of this song is beautiful.
    Flag Aerionon September 25, 2004   Link

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