Youth
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Youth
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I'm on the roof of the house of ages.
After you, breaking bars in the cages.
Doom brought me here in a rolling chair.
Under wheels it died but I will not forget, youth.
In golden days I was free to be roaming.
Laugh and disgrace all the old and the moaning.
Tear down iron walls, cut the reigning balls.
Under wheels it died and I will not forget youth.
In golden day I was free to be roaming, roaming, roaming.
Laugh and disgrace all the old and the moaning, moaning, moaning.
From my window I can see people staring right at me.
From my window I can see rebels fighting in the streets...
In golden day I was free to be roaming, roaming, roaming.
Laugh and disgrace all the old and the moaning, moaning, moaning.
And I wanna be there
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Kashmir performs "Youth", and this lyric page sits inside the Kashmir catalog on LyroVerse.
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