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Artist: Heights
Canonical path: /heights/march-1964
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March 1964
Read March 1964 lyrics by Heights on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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March 1964
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Mother, Father,
Who could I have been?
Mother, Father,
What could I have done?
Let's start a revolution,
Build our own wall.
Commit the crime of a century,
Because I want it all.
Mother, Father,
Build my own wall.
I wanna start a revolution,
Because I want it all.
Who could I have been?
What could I have done?
This is the March of 1964,
I could have been so much more.
I could have been so much more.
I was unlucky to be born,
A part of the generation un-dead.
And if I could turn back time.
I would rewrite these lines for a meaning in my mind instead.
Who could I have been?
What could I have done?
This is the March of 1964,
I could have been so much more.
I could have been so much more.
Mother, Father,
Who could I have been?
Mother, Father,
What could I have done?
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