Lament
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Lament
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eva:
the choice was mine and mine completely
i could have any prize that i desired
i could ban with the splendour of the brightest fire
or else, or else i could choose time
remember i was very unfit
and the year was forever and a day
so what use could 50, 60, 70 be?
i saw the lights and i was on my way
and how i lived
how they shone,
but how soon the lights where gone
(instrumental)
che:
the choice was yours and no one elses
you can cry forever in despair
hang your head because she's no longer there
to shine, to dazzle, or betray
how she lived, how she shone
but how soon the lights were gone.
(instrumental)
beauticians:
eyes, hair, face, image
all must be preserved
still life displayed forever
no less than she deserved
(ringing bells)
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Andrew Lloyd Webber performs "Lament", and this lyric page sits inside the Andrew Lloyd Webber catalog on LyroVerse.
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