Every trouble's got the best of you
And there's nothing that you can do
March on
Yeah, you march on
You march on
Yeah, you march on
Yeah, you do
Times are tough
I know you've had enough
Thought many times about giving up
Don't give up
That's for losers and quitters
Everybody's money
Is getting thinner
March on
(All you got to do)
Yeah, you march on
You march on
(All you got to do)
Yeah, you march on
Tell you how to do it
Put your foot down
One in front of the other
Walk, walk, walk
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
March on
(All you got to do)
Yeah, you march on
Oh, you march on
(All you got to do)
Yeah, you march on
Yeah you do
When your love one turns a back on you
You've spent years being the fool
Tried so hard, but you're tired and your wasted
You need a new love, you can almost taste it
You march on
(All you got to do)
Yeah, you, yeah, yeah
Find yourself a love, of your own
(All you got to do)
Yeah, you march on
Ohhhh, you march on
(All you got to do)
Put your foot down
Find yourself a new love
March on, yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Robert Cray is an American guitarist and singer born in Columbus, Georgia, in 1953. Considered one of the greatest interpreters of modern blues, Cray gained international fame in the 1980s with his powerful vocal style and refined guitar technique. His music blends elements of classic blues, soul, and rock, creating a unique and engaging sound. Among his most important albums are "Strong Persuader" (1986), winner of a Grammy Award, and "Midnight Stroll" (1990). Cray has collaborated with numerous world-renowned artists, including Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, and John Mayer. Some of his most representative songs are "Right Next Door (Sometimes)", “Smoking Gun” and “Don’t Be Afraid”.
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