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Artist: Thomas Denver Jonson
Canonical path: /thomas-denver-jonson/the-royal-beating
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The Royal Beating
Read The Royal Beating lyrics by Thomas Denver Jonson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Royal Beating
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the silver screen seemed clear and forgotten
role models go where the shine won't last
I was the same when you asked me to leave
to close my eyes and I saw you again
you shirt was a mess on the floor
the remains of the day seems clear and forgotten
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