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Artist: George Morgan
Canonical path: /george-morgan/sin-and-silver
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Sin And Silver
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Sin And Silver
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We lived a beautiful life together not so very long ago
Five years so happy now they are gone
With only a heartache to show
For somewhere she walks down streets of sin and silver
Sin and silver are all she ever needs
Somewhere somewhere somewhere she walks
Where sin and silver leads
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We lived a beautiful life together till I turned him away
All of their gossips destroyed our love
And left me so lonely today
For somewhere she walks down streets...
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