Come On Time
Embracing Life's Dance: Willie Nelson's "Come On Time
Lyrics
Time is my friend, my friend
Expressing a positive relationship with time, considering it as a friend.
The more I reject it, the more that it kicks in
Resistance to time's influence seems to have an opposite effect, making its impact more pronounced.
Just enough to keep me on my toes
Time keeps the person alert and engaged, preventing complacency.
I say, come on time, I've beat you before
Challenging time, asserting past victories over it.
Come on time, what have you got for me this time?
Asking time about its current challenges or lessons.
I'll take your words of wisdom and I'll try to make 'em rhyme
Committing to learning from time's experiences and expressing them creatively.
Hey, it's just me and you again, come on time
Acknowledging the intimate, ongoing relationship with time.
Time, you're not fooling me
Asserting an understanding that time is a constant force, not easily deceived.
You're something I can't kill
Portraying time as something enduring, immune to attempts to eliminate it.
You're flying like a mighty wind
Comparing time to a powerful and unstoppable force.
You're never standing still
Highlighting the dynamic and ever-changing nature of time.
Time, as you've passed me by
Reflecting on time that has already passed.
Why did you leave these lines on my face?
Questioning the visible effects of time on the speaker's face.
You sure have put me in my place
Accepting the impact of time and its role in shaping the speaker's life.
Come on time, come on time
Reiterating the challenge to time, inviting it to bring its best.
It looks like you're winning the race
Observing that time seems to be ahead in the race of life.
Time, you're not fooling me
Repeating the realization that time cannot be easily deceived.
You're something I can't kill
Reaffirming the enduring nature of time.
You're flying like a mighty wind
Emphasizing the constant motion and dynamism of time.
You're never standing still
Stressing that time is always in flux, never stationary.
Time, as you've passed me by
Revisiting the impact of time on the speaker's life and appearance.
Why did you leave these lines on my face?
Questioning why time has left visible marks on the speaker's face.
You sure have put me in my place
Acknowledging that time has played a significant role in shaping the speaker's identity.
Come on time, come on time
Repeating the challenge to time, urging it to reveal its best.
It looks like you're winning the race
Observing that time appears to be leading in life's journey.
Come on time, come on time
Reiterating the invitation for time to bring its challenges or lessons.
It looks like you're winning the race
Noting that time seems to be ahead in life's race.
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