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Balcony

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Stuart Adamson Canonical path: /stuart-adamson/balcony Related lyric paths: 6
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Balcony

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Heave lads, an audience awaits

Heave lads, the final scene is set

Heave lads, curtains clear the debt

Waiting in empty halls

Smiling between the walls

This is my finest hour

Now is your last encore

Sweat boys, the lines are flowing fast

Sweat boys, the cue has come at last

Sweat boys, tonight is just the past

Listen the bullet calls

Herald a great man’s fall

This is my finest hour

Now is your last encore

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Stuart Adamson performs "Balcony", and this lyric page sits inside the Stuart Adamson catalog on LyroVerse.

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