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Artist: D Devils
Canonical path: /d-devils/my-prince-will-come
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My Prince Will Come
Read My Prince Will Come lyrics by D Devils on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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My Prince Will Come
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My Prince will come!
Life is a game.
But what if you loose.
I still believe in destiny.
I still believe that my prince will come.
I believe that one day.
I too believe my infinity.
I want my Prince to come.
I need my Prince to come.
My Prince must come!
My Prince will come!
Prince, Princess... (8x)
And finally I become what I aways wanted to be.
The Prince is life.
The Prince is love.
With my Prince...
My Prince will come!
My Prince will come!
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