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Royalty Lyrics by Lou Barlow

EMOH

2005

Who are your royalty? Who are you trying to please?
Who will you follow tonight?
I know that look you get playing dumb for respect
There, when our eyes just met
Off with you, go play the room
What do you have in mind? Kind of Frankenstein
Pieces of people you know
Collected, rearranged, who's around, how to change
How to be perfectly cool
Well, I've seen you bend and shape, turn on me, I can wait
Soon we'll be here all alone
Slowly reappear, not tonight I fear
You've found a new you to be
Someone, nothing like me
Don't let me pick a fight
Let me say goodnight and go home
Before I'm enraged
You are getting too close to the throne
Could be in me, my jealousy
Making things ugly again
Making me curse your name, light a fire of blame
Burning what good things we had
Making me nothing but sad
No, it's not me
I am one of the many
You've used and betrayed
In your way, on your way
And I know you don't know what you do
When you find your king
When you find your queen
You'll do anything but try
To be honest and true, not hide
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About “Royalty” by Lou Barlow

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"Royalty" is credited to Lou Barlow. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Royalty" appears on "EMOH" in 2005.

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