Rise And Shine
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King Cliff

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Rise And Shine Canonical path: /rise-and-shine/king-cliff Related lyric paths: 6
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King Cliff

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I wanted to be rich enough

to live like a loser

I wanted to be strong enough

to drink like a boozer

Heavier than a thousand tons

Rock 'til the break of dawn

Come raise your glass to King Burton

Travel back in time

Hear the bell that chime

Misfit black sheep blue as hell

How you used to shine

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