Knock-Out is a Punk/Reggae band from the Riverside, California. They have p… Read Full Bio ↴Knock-Out is a Punk/Reggae band from the Riverside, California. They have played alongside many well known bands such as Guttermouth, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Sugarcult, plus many more. Knock-Out is known for being able to flip the fastest punk into the smoothest reggae grooves. There is a lot more to this band then just labeling it as punk or reggae. Being heavily influenced by ska, Hip Hop, rock, and many other genres also, definitely keeps things interesting when listening to this band. Knock-Out is always busy with shows and writing so check out the website for more info.

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Moving On
Knock-Out Lyrics

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Can't you see how much this means to me
I'm just trying to end it clean
But I can't do it behind the scenes
I've got to do this, do this
Gotta keep it movin', movin'
I've got to do this, do this
Gotta keep it movin', movin'
Can't you see how much this means to me

Trying to end it clean
But I can't do it behind the scenes
I've got to do this, do this
Gotta keep it movin', movin'
I've got to do this, do this
Gotta keep it movin', movin'
Summer's almost here
We're almost done I fear
We will not last
So I try to put it in my past
Can't you see how much this means to me
I'm just trying to end it clean
But I can't do it behind the scenes
I've got to do this, do this
Gotta keep it movin', movin'
I've got to do this, do this
Gotta keep it movin', movin'
Summer's almost here
We're almost done I fear

We will not last
So I try to put it in my past

Overall Meaning

In the song "Moving On" by Knock-Out, the artist brings to light the idea of closure and moving on from a relationship that has run its course. The opening lines, "Can't you see how much this means to me, I'm just trying to end it clean," express the artist's desire to end things in a respectful and honorable manner. However, the artist recognizes that this cannot be done behind the scenes and must be addressed head-on.

The chorus emphasizes the importance of moving on and not lingering in the past. The repetition of the lyrics, "I've got to do this, gotta keep it movin'," reinforces the idea that it's time to let go and move forward. The artist then acknowledges that summer is coming to an end and the relationship is nearing its close. Rather than dwelling on the inevitable end, the artist chooses to focus on putting it behind them and moving on.

Overall, the song Moving On by Knock-Out delivers a powerful message about the importance of closure and letting go of relationships that have run their course. It encourages listeners to focus on the future rather than dwelling on the past.

Line by Line Meaning

Can't you see how much this means to me
I want you to understand the importance of this decision to me

I'm just trying to end it clean
I'm trying to end this relationship without any drama or hurt feelings

But I can't do it behind the scenes
I can't break up with you secretly or in a sneaky way

I've got to do this, do this
I have to go through with this breakup

Gotta keep it movin', movin'
I need to keep moving forward with my life

Summer's almost here
The summer season is approaching

We're almost done I fear
Our relationship is almost over, and I'm worried about it

We will not last
Our relationship is not going to last much longer

So I try to put it in my past
I'm trying to move on from this relationship and leave it behind

Lyrics © DistroKid
Written by: Joshua Gaba

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Comments from YouTube:

@brianramirez9561

I remember taking my lil brother to see these guys in the desert when they opened for voodoo glow skulls. Honesty one of my favorite shows ever. I wish I coulda seen them again one more time.

@xXMulisha13Xx

13y

I remember seeing these guys at the Gilman in Berkley. After buying their album Let Go with their signiture saying don't shout out to play Free Bird they instantly became my favorite ska band. I saw them again last year at Warped Tour 2010 and got my second autograph and hung out with Angelo Moore from Fish Bone. When I come back from Afghanistan I definantly want to catch them in concert again