Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sons and Daughters
Canonical path: /sons-and-daughters/royally-used
Related lyric paths: 6
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Royally Used
Read Royally Used lyrics by Sons and Daughters on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Royally Used
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She said it's all
You'll ever need to be disheartened
Go over the word
Repeat
We'll get this started
I'd heard people say he was
A good man in his day
All I can say
All I concede
The smile disappeared
Into his straight face
You made the first move
When I was near you we
Turned wrong to right
And now that I can hear
It all has past
I thank myself for seeing it out
The next will last
You made the first move
When I was near you
We turned wrong to right
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