A New King In Town
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A New King In Town
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They where all shocked by the performance how it could end this way.
On that beautiful morning they stood there with nothing to say.
Yeah, yeah yeah.
They rushed to the seaside that morning, but their eyes were too blinded to see.
The ship that was on the horizon, how long before you believe.
There's a new king in town
You can't run away, hide away from the pain that you feel
There's a new king in town
Cause the time will come when he has won, it's in the air we breathe
There's a new king in town
A wind will blow so the story been told
Up from the sea a Viking there will be
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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