The Ballad
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The Ballad
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Last selection of the ballgame
Does never get a pass
Not appreciated's just his first name
He's the scapegoat off the class
There are no friends to cheer him up and
No girls, no sweet romance
And it's impossible to expand
when you never got a second chance
Do you know who's that guy
Who's all alone
Do you care enough to see
He's in pain and misery
He's not going to the school-prom
He said he had the flu
Trumped-up excuses as he told mom
I'm safer here with you
She told her son
someday they'll all be
Sorry for mistreating you
Don't be afraid my son and trust me
You'll be someone they will look up to
Do you know who's that guy
Who's all alone
And do you care enough to see
He's in pain and misery
Do you care to see?
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Millenium performs "The Ballad", and this lyric page sits inside the Millenium catalog on LyroVerse.
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