Misenchanted
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Misenchanted
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Under the dead neon sign
Bringin' the sky down, for nickels and dimes
She knows, she knows, this town
Drag out in velvet and pearls
Junk store Fellini, society girl
He knows, he knows, this crowd
Starlight dreams, of the disenchanted
King and queens, in the theatre, of blackened faith
Space baby's dreams in the dus
Creditless world, cold cash is a must
She knows, she gives, too much
Starlight dreams, of the disenchanted
Kings and queens, in the theatre, of blackened faith
Starlight dreams, of the disenchanted
Under the dead neon sign
Nothin's for sure but the passin' of time
Starlight dreams, of the disenchanted
Kings and queens, in the theatre, of blackened faith
Blackened faith
Blackened faith
Faith
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Lee Aaron performs "Misenchanted", and this lyric page sits inside the Lee Aaron catalog on LyroVerse.
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