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Kings and Queens

from Save a little for later by SaySomething

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So you’re the king of the rollers
How does it feel to be walking on the front line
While all the others at the same time
Are taking numbers for their chance to shine

Well i’ve always considered
That you can’t win unless you lose it’s a long way
But you’ve gotta be here to stay
To fight off that twisting hand of fate

Well what do you hear?
When I tell you it won’t be long before it all comes down
Buildings one by one start to drown
Hear the clang of loosening shackles
What a sound

Heaven in a nut shell would be harder to find I bet
And my will is getting stronger with every step I get closer
Sometimes it feels like I am crawling
Sometimes it feels like I could fly

So you’re the queen of the rollers
How does it feel to be walking on a thin line
On either side the great divide
With one slip you’ll be erased by time

You should always consider
That you can’t win unless you choose it’s a long road
But you’ve got to be sure to know
That roots are needed for your tree to grow

Well what do you fear
When I tell you it won’t be long before it all comes clear
Royalty in rings throwing down
Hear the clang of falling shackles
Echoing on then gone.

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from Save a little for later, released May 4, 2013
Written by Chris Francis

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