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No More Looking Back
"No More Looking Back" is the penultimate track on The Kinks' 1975 concept album, ''Schoolboys in Disgrace''. Like all of the other tracks on the album, it was written by Ray Davies.
==Background==
Like the rest of the tracks on Schoolboys in Disgrace, "No More Looking Back" describes the back story of Mr. Flash, the main character from the Preservation saga. In the song, Flash is seen "walking along a crowded street", where he keeps "seeing the things that remind () of (former lover )". He sees her everyday, but she's "not really there 'cause (belongs ) to yesterday." Now, for Flash, there is "no more looking back". On ''Schoolboys in Disgrace'', the track is second-to-last, only followed by the 1:04 long track "Finale", which borrows elements from "Education", another track on the album.
The track was released as a maxi-single in Britain (the only single from ''Schoolboys in Disgrace'') with "Jack the Idiot Dunce" and "The Hard Way" (both album tracks from ''Schoolboys in Disgrace'') on the B-side. The track was unsuccessful. However, it has since appeared as the only song from ''Schoolboys in Disgrace'' on the compilation album ''Picture Book''.
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