Uncommon Man
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Uncommon Man
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Things fall together in time
Who said you can't have it all
The beast in the room
Heavy kind of feeling
It's got to be twenty foot tall
But the man is standing high
Oh, oh, oh, it's good to be king
Standing together again
Everyone's starting to sway
Up on a hill
Close to the sky
Oh, it's a fabulous day
And the man is walking tall
Oh, oh, oh, it's good to be king
Bow your head, the carriage is waiting to take you away
Remember the feeling
Remember the day
Believe what you're seeing
As the ladies-in-waiting drift away
It's good to be king
Ah, it's good to be king
It's good to be king
Yes it's good to be king
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Deep Purple performs "Uncommon Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Deep Purple catalog on LyroVerse.
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