Last In Line
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Last In Line
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Things I've seen and things I've done
I want you grant all
I have come a long way to become the man I am
Do the deepest angels you will fall
Climbing and screaming for help
There'll be mountains to be done
No more walls too high
Like an eagle you will fly
Higher and higher
You know
That you can touch the sky
You'll be
The one to spread your wings
I'll be the one that conquers soul
Last in line
I'll be the one that's standing tall
Hear my call
After all these years are gone
They find the reach of destiny
You've been patient for so long
But now your aims are near
And if you keep holding on
You will find your way
No reason being on the run
Settle down and stay
I know you can touch the sky
You'll be the one to spread your wings
Like an eagle you will fly
Higher and higher
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