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Macbethmacbethmacbeth (2020 version) Lyrics by Charlie Barnes

last night’s glitter

2020

Raise your emptied glass to victories your wounds forget
Old kings soon shall pass robes worn down to barren threads
You look too young for a suit so aged
Any fool will soon be parted from his gold or from his flesh
You look too young for a suit so aged
Can't cut wood from trees so thin at the waist
By their thousands, all your heroes hell will call
You look too young for a suit so aged
Can't cut wood from trees so thin at the waist

About “Macbethmacbethmacbeth (2020 version)” by Charlie Barnes

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"Macbethmacbethmacbeth (2020 version)" appears on "last night’s glitter" in 2020.

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