| "But we won't look ahead | |
| "I have to look ahead. " | |
| "Neither the sun nor death, can you look ahead." | |
| # Baby, look ahead | |
| # Well, look ahead | |
| "But we won't look ahead | |
| "I have to look ahead. " | |
| "Neither the sun nor death, can you look ahead." | |
| # Baby, look ahead | |
| # Well, look ahead | |
| "The world is his who looks ahead" | |
| And unless you're gonna develop an eye like a chameleon where one looks down and one looks ahead, your brain will eventually go, "I can't do this! | |
| He never looks ahead! | |
| I've always been a person who looks ahead | |
| Remember, sorrow looks back, worry looks ahead, but faith? | |
| "The world is his who looks ahead" | |
| And unless you're gonna develop an eye like a chameleon where one looks down and one looks ahead, your brain will eventually go, "I can't do this! | |
| He never looks ahead! | |
| I've always been a person who looks ahead | |
| Remember, sorrow looks back, worry looks ahead, but faith? | |
| I've looked ahead on the tape, and he does find him again. | |
| If Levinson had looked ahead two minutes, not jumped on the first boat that came along. - If he hadn't been so greedy... | |
| The Defense budget was too low, it looked ahead to the kinds of wars that we've now ended up fighting in Afganistan and in Iraq. | |
| We've never looked ahead. | |
| When Fred Haise was growing up in Biloxi, he may have looked ahead to a fine family, but he never dreamt of flying. | |
| 'Clearing the gutters, getting by - 'looking ahead, the day you die.' | |
| - Keep looking ahead, man. | |
| - She's looking ahead. | |
| - Well, looking ahead, it makes sense. | |
| Already they were looking ahead. | |
| I've looked ahead on the tape, and he does find him again. | |
| If Levinson had looked ahead two minutes, not jumped on the first boat that came along. - If he hadn't been so greedy... | |
| The Defense budget was too low, it looked ahead to the kinds of wars that we've now ended up fighting in Afganistan and in Iraq. | |
| We've never looked ahead. | |
| When Fred Haise was growing up in Biloxi, he may have looked ahead to a fine family, but he never dreamt of flying. | |
| 'Clearing the gutters, getting by - 'looking ahead, the day you die.' | |
| - Keep looking ahead, man. | |
| - She's looking ahead. | |
| - Well, looking ahead, it makes sense. | |
| Already they were looking ahead. | |
