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Artist: Golden Earring
Canonical path: /golden-earring/the-grand-piano
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The Grand Piano
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The Grand Piano
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Strong rough hands seized the shiny wood
Carried her on stage and there she stood
Every time when she performed
The audience smiled or cried
But after years of cheers and fame
Her sound got old and died
Na, na, na, na
Na, na, na , na
Strong rough hands seized the shabby wood
Took here there, where she would stay for good
Her study was her destiny
Children used to say
You are still a queen for us
So teach us how to play
Na, na, na, na
Na, na, na , na
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Golden Earring performs "The Grand Piano", and this lyric page sits inside the Golden Earring catalog on LyroVerse.
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