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Artist: Amatorski
Canonical path: /amatorski/the-king
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The King
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The King
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The king died after
You promised loyalty
Don't show him the painting
He'll fall down, you'll see..
The raven betrayed the dangers,
But you put off his destiny..
You were misunderstood
But the king praised your loyalty.
The king sacrificed the twins,
For loyalty.
That's how..
How you came back
And the king praised your loyalty.
The raven betrayed the dangers,
But you put off his destiny..
You were misunderstood
But the king praised your loyalty.
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