Marie Antoinette
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Marie Antoinette
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When the music fades
Lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
At the masquerade
Lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
Wear your jeweled crown
And they can’t touch you now
Place you throne so high
They won’t see your eyes, crying
Wear your jeweled crown
Bought the finer things
You’re still lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
Tied to the loveless king
How you’re lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely
Wear your jeweled crown
And they can’t touch you now
Place you throne so high
They won’t see your eyes, crying
Wear your jeweled crown
Here comes the flood
And they want blood
Take your bow
Wear your jeweled crown
And they can’t touch you now
Place you throne so high
And they won’t see your eyes, crying
Wear your jeweled crown
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Lucy Schwartz performs "Marie Antoinette", and this lyric page sits inside the Lucy Schwartz catalog on LyroVerse.
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