Marchin' On (Timbo Version)

Timbaland · Other Songs - Timbaland

For those days we felt like a mistake,

Those times when love's what you hate

Somehow

We keep marchin' on



For those nights that i couldn't be there,

I've made it harder to know that you know

That somehow

We'll keep movin' on



There's so many wars we fought

There's so many things we're not

But with what we have

I promise you that

We're marchin' on

We're marchin' on



For all of the plans we made

There isn't a flag I'd wave

Don't care where we've been

I'd sink us to swim

We're marchin' on

We're marchin' on



For those doubts that swirl all around us

For those lives that tear at the seams

We know

Were not what we've seen



Oh

For this dance we move with each other

There ain't no other step

Than one foot

Right in front of the other

Oh



There's so many wars we fought

There's so many things we're not

But with what we have

I promise you that

We're marchin' on

We're marchin' on



For all of the plans we made

There isn't a flag I'd wave

Don't care where we've been

I'd sink us to swim

We're marchin' on

We're marchin' on



Right Right Right Right Left

Right Right Right Right Left

Right Right Right Marchin' On



We'll have the days we break

And we'll have the scars to prove it

We'll have the bomb that we saved

And we'll have the heart

Not to lose it



For all of the times we fought

For all of the things I'm not



Oh!

You put one foot in front of the other

We go where we go we're marchin' on

Marchin' on



There's so many wars we fought

There's so many things we're not

But with what we have

I promise you that

We're marchin' on

We're marchin' on

Right Right Right Right Left

Right Right Right Right Left

Marchin' on

Marchin' on

Marchin' On (Timbo Version)

Timbaland's "Marchin' On (Timbo Version)" stands as a testament to his early production prowess and rhythmic innovation. Emerging during a period where he was establishing himself as a distinct force in hip-hop and R&B, the track showcases his signature ability to blend unconventional percussion with melodic sensibilities. As part of a broader catalogue that includes collaborations with artists like Magoo and Missy Elliott, this recording highlights the producer's knack for creating infectious grooves that drive the song forward. The track reflects the experimental nature of his work, utilizing layered beats and dynamic arrangements that became hallmarks of his style. It remains a notable song in his discography, illustrating the evolution of his sound and his significant impact on the genre's development during this era.