Kingdom Confession
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Kingdom Confession
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I used to be a demon
I used to be a clown
And all the little devils
Used to get me down
But we are self aware for sure
That doesn't mean there's nothing more
We both have dreams we need to find
To expand our pretty minds
Our lives doesn't have to make sense
Right away
It's too great a distance
One day
There's too much resistance
On our way
I used to be a lover
I used to be a cheat
Sometimes I'd go to bed
With one I wouldn't care to meet
But we are self aware for sure
That doesn't mean there's nothing more
We both have dreams we need to find
To expand our pretty minds
Our lives doesn't have to make sense
Right away
It's too great a distance
One day
There's too much resistance
On our way
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Who performs "Kingdom Confession"?
Ashbury Heights performs "Kingdom Confession", and this lyric page sits inside the Ashbury Heights catalog on LyroVerse.
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