How Can I Go On?
Elton John · Other Songs - Elton John
Another day has passed you do
Another day, it's the many times
Has disappeared
We used to know
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
'Cause I used to know
Dancing love has passed us by
Dancing love has passed you do
Dancing love, it's the many times
Has disappeared
We used to know
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
'Cause I used to know
We used to, we used to, we used to know
The piano has passed us by
The piano has passed you do
The piano, it's the many times
Has disappeared
We used to know
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
'Cause I used to know
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
And the children of many times us all
How can I go on?
'Cause I used to know
How can I go on?
How can I go on?
How can I go on?
How can I go on?
How can I go on?
How can I go on?
How can I go on?
How Can I Go On?
Elton John's 'How Can I Go On?' stands as a poignant song in his extensive catalogue of emotive ballads. The track showcases the artist's signature ability to blend piano-driven melancholy with soaring vocal delivery, a hallmark of his work across decades. While the song exists within a broader discography that includes anthems like 'Candle in the Wind' and 'Nikita', this recording offers a more intimate reflection on resilience and emotional endurance. It captures the essence of John's songwriting partnership with Bernie Taupin, focusing on universal themes of loss and hope without relying on specific narrative details. The composition fits seamlessly into his legacy of creating enduring pop standards that resonate with listeners through genuine emotional expression and polished production.