Rex
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Rex
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You heard exactly what I said
That is why you fled from home
You came across another land
Took a woman's hand for your own
You'll never see the Sun
For what you've done
To your own blood
You'll never see the Sun
For what you've done
To your own blood
See how your people waste away
The only way to save them is truth
It was you who killed their first king
Can only mean one thing, one thing
Can you see now who you are?
You were her king, and husband, and child
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind, blind
You'll never see the Sun
For what you've done
To your own blood
You'll never see the Sun
Can you see now who you are?
You were her king, and husband, and child
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind
Can you see now who you are?
You were her king, and husband, and child
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind
Can you see now who you are?
You were her king, and husband, and child
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind
Take out your eyes, for you've always been blind
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Douglas Dare performs "Rex", and this lyric page sits inside the Douglas Dare catalog on LyroVerse.
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