The Crown
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The Crown
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I'm am the crow in every dream
That you dare not to believe
I live out on the wild plains
In the canyons of your brain
I'm just weatherin' the storm
And I don't know what's in store
If you don't need me anymore
I'll be waitin' outside your door
And mama don't you come back home
'Cause you don't know how much that hurts
I am the blood on the coyote's tooth
That he stole away from you
He made off with a bit of flesh
And he'll be back to take the rest
I'm just weatherin' the storm
And I don't know what's in store
If you don't need me anymore
I'll be waitin' outside your door
And mama don't you come back home
'Cause you don't know how much that hurts
I am the key to your wildest dreams
That you dare not to believe
I live out on the borderline
Of your sleep and waking mind
You don't know how much that hurts
You don't know how much that hurts
You don't know how much that hurts, oh no
You don't know how much that hurts
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The Mccoy Tyler performs "The Crown", and this lyric page sits inside the The Mccoy Tyler catalog on LyroVerse.
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