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Artist: The Tiger Lillies
Canonical path: /the-tiger-lillies/fame
Related lyric paths: 6
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Fame
Read Fame lyrics by The Tiger Lillies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fame
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A broken backed beggar
You beg in the street
And all of your money
Small change at your feet
Small change at your feet
Small change at your feet
And now on a marble
Slab you do lie
Users abusers
Crocodile tears cry
Crocodile tears cry
Crocodile tears cry
This life that you lived
Was a stupid game
Of money power
Greed and fame
Greed and fame
Greed and fame
So now on a marble
Slab you do lie
The music you’ve left
No money could buy
No money could buy
No money could buy
The music you left
No money could buy
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