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Artist: Paul and Storm
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Randy Newman's Theme From Citizen Kane
Read Randy Newman's Theme From Citizen Kane lyrics by Paul and Storm on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Randy Newman's Theme From Citizen Kane
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You had lots of money
But now you're dead
Turns out "Rosebud" was your sled
Nobody believed that he could win
Go, Citizen Kane, go
You're my friend
Go, Citizen Kane, go
You got a reason to live
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