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glistening Like dew on a carpet lawn In these dark towns folk lie sleeping As the heavy horses thunder by To wake the dying city With the living
Wish that I was on old Rocky Top down in the Tennessee hills Ain't no smoggy smoke on Rocky Top ain't no telephone bills Once I had a man on Rocky
Wish that I was on ole Rocky Top Down in the Tennessee hills ain't no smoggy smoke on Rocky Top ain't no telephone bills Once I had a girl
pollinated by the "Be" Pac called it the rose that rose from concrete How do you define divine that finds street? "Hip bop," the color of my leaves Not
Wilson, Wilson Wilson, Wilson Wilson Once upon a time there was a mountain That rose out of a vast green forest And in the forest there were birds
(Recitation) Once in Persia reigned a king who upon his royal ring carved these words so true and wise Which when held before his eyes gave him
the darkness you go Defying the dangers ahead In search for silver and gold Driven by greed Chorus Upon his treasure lies the creature rare A sleeping beast
spent a Lambo on a crib, now I'm livin' fine High In Baldwin Hills, I started tweakin' on the 405 I'm gettin' gold in a rush like the 49s Number one
fight to be Jews Did come to these hills with me On my death bed your leader I'll name 'Tis Judah, the Macabee My name is Judah, the Macabee By the name
Starvation is a creation of the devil A rebel I'm bringin' food to the people like a widow brinin' flowers to a grave in the middle of the city
Loving silhouette drawn by the skyline to infinity I'm not the only one who gets stuck in this dying city I'm running on loose shoestrings and I
Need a house in the hills Or a house by the lake Man I'm waiting for dinner that's liquor and steak Man I'm writing these lyrics I'm flicking the page
We're driving down the 401 The city in our wake Up into the northlands Following the scarlet snake Away from all their slogans of despair Etched upon
It's never been easy To start upon a journey That you know is gonna Bring you to your knees Starring down an open road Your heart and breath go cold
A peaceful town down by the lake A cradle of goodness and righteousness it was said Quite prosperous one might add Rye fields, cattle, and the riches
I waited by the riverside The lilies swayin' slow Thought I might see you passin' by But then I had to go I saw a light upon a hill A city sparkled
end up in Red Hill That's the anthem of the year from rude boys (rude boys) BV or Coner boys is our detour (detour) First day we out and we're on tour
the hills of Idaho But the heart of the Appaloosa never died In the winter came the crowned ones near frozen in the cold Bringing firearms and spyglasses
we like to drive Way out in the country Five miles out of the city limit we're singing And your hand's upon my knee So we're okay We're fine Baby I'm
upon the streets below I see her once again with him Antonina smiles I call the men to arms and shout, O stavros nika! We sweep into the fields
But as long as I can get there by forever I'll admit that I don't really mind 'Cause somewhere in that city by the pretty crystal sea I've been
Surely there is a mine for silver and a place where they refine gold Iron is taken from the hills and copper is taken from the ground So where is
Once upon a time there was a miller's daughter Whose father bragged she spun gold from straw. The greedy king enslaved her to do such, But
Once upon a time in a city made of gold Streets were full of dreams The air was full of hope But somewhere in the midnight Beneath the crooked moon
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