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Artist: Marc Bolan and T. Rex
Canonical path: /marc-bolan-and-t-rex/twentieth-century-baby
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Twentieth Century Baby
Read Twentieth Century Baby lyrics by Marc Bolan and T. Rex on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Twentieth Century Baby
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The highlight of my life was meeting you
That windy autumn day at Malibu
Your diamond eyes that shine
The rubies of your mind
Girl, be my Twentieth Century Baby
Love comes but once to men, the wise men say
I knew that must be true, that L.A. day
Your face was heaven sent
My mind red hot to rent
Girl, be my Twentieth Century Baby
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