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Artist: The Cable Car Theory
Canonical path: /the-cable-car-theory/the-sayyadina
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The Sayyadina
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The Sayyadina
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Say, Sayyadina, how do you get so far?
Do you think in the years to come they'll think of you
and scream out "MARTYR!!"
If you think this lacks sacrifice,
just tell yourself that it could be harder.
Say, Sayyadina, how do you get so far?
And I'm still in awe of such strength in a small frame.
I still play along in a role I've always hated.
I'm still in awe and I have always hated.
Say, Sayyadina, how do you get so far?
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