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Artist: Sharm
Canonical path: /myuuji-e-sharm/the-tale-of-the-mad-king-thorn
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The Tale of the Mad King Thorn
Read The Tale of the Mad King Thorn lyrics by Sharm on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Tale of the Mad King Thorn
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I've a tale filled with horror and gore
Of the tyrant days of yore
So lend me your ear
And I'll fill it with fear
As I sing of the mad king Thorn
Be afraid of the mad king Thorn
There's an evil beginning to form
Like the clouds of a gathering storm
After so many years
He might finally appear
Be afraid of the mad king Thorn
Be afraid of the mad king Thorn
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