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Artist: We Were Promised Jetpacks
Canonical path: /we-were-promised-jetpacks/an-almighty-thud
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An Almighty Thud
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An Almighty Thud
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I lost my crown
When it hit the ground
With an almighty thud
I went to pick it up
And reveal my weaknesses to the crowd
And I lost my home
When I lost my throne
To a successor
With far more expansive plans
Than I ever did
I abdicated
You're the last thing I want
I'd love to stay here
You're the last thing I want
I'd love to live here
I sat in my castle
And I waited on news
From one final battle
That we couldn't afford to lose
And I whispered suddenly
My greatest fears to anyone who would hear me
You're the last thing I want
I'd love to stay here
You're the last thing I want
I'm going to stay here
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