Writing On The Wall
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Writing On The Wall
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The superstars of rock & roll
You see them come and then you see them go
They make it big and have it all
But is it real or just another show
There's an and to every story
Can't you see the writing on the wall
You've had your days of glory
But pretty soon you'll hear the final call
An end to every story
Can't you see the writing on the wall
You've had your days of glory
This is the end call
The dreams they had when they were young
Faded away when money came along
The inspiration that brought then fame
It was replaced by whiskey and cocains
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