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Who Will Wear The Crown?
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Calm serenades the coast
The black and bending palm
The rain is like a wall
Gods promises gone
There we sat
Holding hands
The sky came tumbling down
No One's left
Who will wear the crown?
The bleeding of gums
When faces press tight
It trickles to the dirt
Paints all the stones brown.
There we sat
Holding hands
The sky came tumbling down
When no One's left
Who will wear the crown?
We hate ourselves
We hate ourselves
We hate ourselves
We hate ourselves
We hate ourselves
We hate ourselves
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Josh Benash Ellenville, New York
Josh Benash is the founder & lead singer of Kiss Kiss & Vuvuzela. He also makes solo records and scores films & video games.
www.JoshuaBenash.com
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