Beauty Dies Young
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Beauty Dies Young
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Flying over to the U V A
Easy rider, she could dream all day, dream all day
Flying blind into a slow decay
Now is nothing when it's yesterday, yesterday
Yeah, she's heading all the way to the sun
Or far enough to get what she wants
Maybe she will, maybe she won't
It's easy to say, hard if you don't
But you've got to make the most of today
For beauty dies young, beauty dies young
Yeah, she's heading all the way to the sun
Or far enough to get what she wants
Maybe she will, maybe she won't
It's easy to say, hard if you don't
But you've got to make the most of today
For beauty dies young
But you've got to make the most of today
For beauty dies young
You've got to make the most of today
For beauty dies young, beauty dies young
Beauty dies young
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