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Artist: Troy Von Balthazar
Canonical path: /troy-von-balthazar/mt-balthazar
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mt. Balthazar
Read Mt. Balthazar lyrics by Troy Von Balthazar on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mt. Balthazar
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It doesn't cost you anything to see
the rich die beautifully
for always
they die more beautifully
always
and just like
{you want too much, you have enough
you have enough, you want to much
you want too much, you have enough
...of everything}
they're gonna name a mountain after me
you all can come and see
me, for always
for always
{you want too much, you have enough
you have enough, you want to much
you want too much, you have enough
...of everything}
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