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Artist: Ronnie Milsap
Canonical path: /ronnie-milsap/i-d-be-a-legend-in-my-time
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I'd Be a Legend In My Time
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I'd Be a Legend In My Time
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If heartaches brought fame
In love's crazy game
I'd be a legend in my time
If they gave gold statuettes
For tears and regrets
I'd be a legend in my time
But they don't give awards
And there's no praise or fame
For a heart that's been broken
Over love that's in vain
If loneliness meant world acclaim
Everyone would know my name
I'd be a legend in my time
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