Page type: lyric reference
Artist: One Man Army
Canonical path: /one-man-army/victoria
Related lyric paths: 6
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Victoria
Read Victoria lyrics by One Man Army on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Victoria
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Last Time In Victoria
It Was Three Am
Ain't No One Near
It Was Me And You
In The City Lights
On The Outside
Sharing Lines
And Empty Bottles Of Good Time
For The Last Time
In Victoria
Tonight The Stars Don't Shine As Bright
As They Use To
They've Gone And Buried It All Here
In Victoria
They Changed The Old Locks
They Got New Voices
You Don't Understand
She'd Say Things Got Complicated
Where Were You?
When Your Friends Died
One By One Here
You Can't Come Around Look'n For Shadows
Or Your Use Too's
In Victoria
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One Man Army performs "Victoria", and this lyric page sits inside the One Man Army catalog on LyroVerse.
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