Kingdom Of Rust
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Kingdom Of Rust
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I hear a sound
A sound above my head
Distant sound of thunder
Moving out on the moor
Blackbirds flew in
And to the cooling towers
I'll pack my bags
Thinking of one of those hours
With you
Waiting for you
My God
It takes an ocean of trust
In the kingdom of rust
I long to feel
Some beauty in my heart
As I go searching
Right to the start
The road back to Preston
Was jutted out in snow
As I went looking
For that stolen heart
For you
Waiting for you
My God
It takes an ocean of trust
Takes an effort, it does
My God
It takes an ocean of trust
It's in the kingdom of rust
Oh, in the kingdom of rust
I long to feel
That wince in my heart
As I went looking
I couldn't stop
Now I'm
Waiting for you
Ooh
I know
It takes an ocean of trust
In the kingdom of rust
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