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Artist: Skylark
Canonical path: /skylark/waiting-for-the-pricess
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Waiting For The Pricess
Read Waiting For The Pricess lyrics by Skylark on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Waiting For The Pricess
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lead flute / lead oboe
Walking in the land where the princess was born
I will survive running straight to the north
the Phantom of Death is coming riding the storm
my friend there is no place to hide
in this world
Lord you know the way to change this silence
Lord I will know the princess of the snow
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