My Way
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My Way
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I walk alone this no name street
And try to find things that I’ve lost
I walked so long
Blood on my feet tells stories that I love the most
Open the book about the knight
Their armor shining
From a brightest light
On 100 page they’re tired of fights
But on a 1000 they’re on princess side
The end is simple as it is
I’m like the warrior
From a fairy tale
I’m one foot in the dragons’ layer
But I need no princess
I fight to find myself
To find my way back home again
Turn on TV
And tell me what you see
No kings, no queens
No fairy tales
100 channels don’t make your mind
But still you sit there and try something to find
The end is simple as it is
The knight finds princess and live long life
The end is simple as it is
The knight dies in a glory fight
The end is simple as it is
But I’m not like them
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Scarlet Pills performs "My Way", and this lyric page sits inside the Scarlet Pills catalog on LyroVerse.
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