Follow The King
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Follow The King
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Once I lived in sorrow and misery
I was caught by my woe
Spreading in me
But now I am free and left behind my darkest years
All those creeping fears
New hopes are woken
Silently
The chains are broken
I found the key to life
And to live forever is what I’m destined for
I opened up the door
Tonight I’ll follow the king
To fulfil his will
And leave behind the bygone days
Far from grace
I was a lazar
Of society
A dirty vagrant
With no futurity
But now I am free and left behind my darkest years
All those bitter tears
The king crowned me king
I who couldn’t see
He vested me with wings
Finally I’m free
I stand and will fight the good fight till the end of time
Through you victory is mine
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The Barque of Dante performs "Follow The King", and this lyric page sits inside the The Barque of Dante catalog on LyroVerse.
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