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Artist: Trails And Ways
Canonical path: /trails-and-ways/taj-mahal
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Taj Mahal
Read Taj Mahal lyrics by Trails And Ways on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Taj Mahal
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You told me clandestine history, a scripture from love made in verse
I could not believe you, I needed evidence first
Of the love of principe shah hussain for the commoner madho lal
Of the love of principe shah hussain for the commoner madho lal
Taj mahal
There is a palace in heaven, where nothing ever happens
Where some holy spectacle lies
Like the love of principe shah hussain for the copper-eyed madho lal
Like the love of principe shah hussain for the copper-eyed madho lal
Taj mahalllll
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