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4th of July Lyrics by The Post Nobles

The Queen’s Return

2016

Hey blackstar
I called to you from afar
I was lost in another world
I locked eyes with a lovely girl
And then we held hands
And went slow
Told jokes, I don't know
Where we went wrong
Why I ever let you go God only knows
It dawns on me
I'm lucid now and honestly
I've been shown
What I had
Was worth its weight in gold
Can it be?
Eventually, I'll grow old
And die, alone
And afraid, oh no, oh no

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"4th of July" appears on "The Queen’s Return" in 2016.

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