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Artist: Doomriders
Canonical path: /doomriders/heavy-lies-the-crown
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Heavy Lies The Crown
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Heavy Lies The Crown
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Heavy lies the crown upon the heads of kings
Heavy is the price we pay for petty things
Always feel their eyes burning through your back
Always take the blame for what they lack
Heavy lies the crown
Biting at your heels never let you rest
Live to twist the knife when you least expect
Heavy lies the crown upon your weary brow
Heavy is the toll always due right now
Heavy lies the crown
Pretenders beware!
Strike you down where you stand!
Heavy lies the crown
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