There’s something quietly profound about a song that captures the way time slips through your fingers before you even realize it’s gone. Colony House has always had a gift for wrapping universal truths in anthemic rock arrangements, and Life Goes On continues that tradition with warmth, wistfulness, and a melody that feels like a long exhale. Produced by Chad Copelin, the track arrives as part of 77 (Pt. 2), an album that promises to deepen the Nashville band’s exploration of memory, growth, and the beautiful weight of ordinary life.
| Lead Vocals | Colony House |
| Songwriter | Caleb Chapman, Will Chapman, Scott Mills, Parke Cottrell, Ben Shive & Chad Copelin |
| Music Producer | Chad Copelin |
| Label | LastDaze Records |
| Release Date | November 7, 2025 |
| Song Language | English |
| Copyright © | LastDaze Records |
Lyrics of Life Goes On by Colony House
Backyard
All Star
Jumping Through Rainbows In The Water
Sunset
No Net
Trying To Catch Lightning In A Bottle
Back Before The Film Was In Focus
Nothing Heavy On My Mind
Didn’t Even Notice A Moment Go By
Kids Grow Up
Time Flies By
Days Feel Long
But The Years Don’t Lie
Same Cliches And Stereo Types
Proving Me Wrong
While I’m Rolling My Eyes
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Making Out On The Basement Couch
Floating Through The Hazy Days Of Summer
Resting My Chin On Her Sunburn Skin
Keeping My Head From Going Under
Everything We Didn’t See Coming
Everyone That Let Us Down
All That We’ve Lost
Becomes What We’ve Found
Kids Grow Up
Time Flies By
Days Feel Long
But The Years Don’t Lie
Same Cliches And Stereo Types
Proving Me Wrong
While I’m Rolling My Eyes
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Kids Grow Up
Time Flies By
Days Feel Long
But The Years Don’t Lie
Same Cliches And Stereo Types
Proving Us Wrong
Are We Closing Our Eyes
’cause
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
Life Goes On
About “Life Goes On by Colony House”
Colony House distills the bittersweet passage of time into something luminous with Life Goes On, a track that feels both deeply personal and instantly relatable.
Musically, the song carries the band’s signature blend of indie rock and nostalgic pop energy, built around vivid imagery and emotionally honest songwriting. Copelin’s production brings a warmth and texture that complements the lyrical themes perfectly, creating a soundscape that feels sun-soaked and reflective in equal measure. The arrangement breathes naturally, giving the vocals space to carry the emotional weight without overproduction getting in the way.
Thematically, Life Goes On sits in that tender space between acceptance and longing. The song explores how childhood fades, summers blur together, and relationships shape us in ways we don’t fully appreciate until much later. It captures the contradiction of days that feel endless while years vanish without warning—a tension that Colony House navigates with genuine emotional intelligence rather than empty sentimentality.
The 77 (Pt. 2) project continues where its predecessor left off, suggesting a body of work built around introspection and the kind of storytelling that rewards repeated listens. Currently available for pre-save on Spotify, the album is generating real anticipation among fans who have followed Colony House through their evolution from indie breakthrough act to one of rock’s most consistent and emotionally resonant voices.
This release reflects a band operating with quiet confidence and artistic maturity. Rather than chasing trends, Colony House leans further into what makes them distinctive—honest lyricism, rich melodic sensibility, and a genuine connection to the human experiences that bind listeners together across generations.
Dive into the Life Goes On lyrics below and explore its tender reflection on time and memory. Don’t miss other Colony House tracks from 77 (Pt. 2) for more of their emotionally rich, anthemic rock sound.

