Corona Was A Beer Once
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Corona Was A Beer Once
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And you wonder what will be left
And you wonder what you lost
When this plague is over
Some bridges never crossed
What tragedy awaits
What livelihoods are lost
How many lives destroyed
The bridges they jumped off
And you wonder will you make it
Broken hearts that yearn
The grim reaper on your shoulder
The bridges that are burned
And you wonder will you make it
And the real price that we'll pay
Corona was a drink once
On the bridge the toll we'll pay
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