Dorian Gray
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Dorian Gray
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Why all those younger guys
Falling for you in the looks disguise
Making you feel like you're thirty
And just being dirty
Your thick brown hair
Who was that millionaire
Showing you his piles of golden hair
He was so rich but uneasy
Trying to tease me
But I don't care
Painting your face
Finding the pace of life
Beatiful past under the mask
You wear
You're a movie star
Who's caught in a dream
The silver stream
You know what I mean
How can you sleep at night
Knowing that secrets, secrets, secrets
Secrets you locked up tight
Off your shoulder it's good being older
Without a care
Painting your face
Finding the pace of life
Beatiful past under the mask
You wear
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