Amor Vincit Omnia
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Amor Vincit Omnia
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Socially apart, living in a different world
Just a boy of steel, no carriage or Rembrandt
Maybe, someday, I can be a better man
And climb the chains of a class in this divided land
To be equal and notice who I am
An English gentleman
Amor vincit omnia
Amor vincit omnia
She said her heart was cold
And she would never love him so
But fate did have a twist
No shadow would they part
And in the ruins of time, he'd never let go
And waited for the day, she was the last to know
The mists have cleared, now you noticed who I am
Such an English gentleman
Amor vincit omnia
Vincit omnia
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