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Artist: Wes Carr
Canonical path: /wes-carr/when-we-were-kings
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When We Were Kings
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When We Were Kings
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There are places and people that linger
There are memories that run like water
As I walk down these old streets
Can't stop myself thinking
We were kings
We were kings
Looking back there's no imperfections
Just freedom to do something wrong
No clocks to say it's too late
We rules the world back then
When we were kings
Take me back so I can feel that way again
I wouldn't change a thing
Cause we were kings
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