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David Boone - Kingdom Lyrics



David Boone - Kingdom Lyrics




[ Featuring The Montana Twins ]

The angels came to watch the men wage battle
The saints they came to watch the men go down
And if you died they handed you a medal
And if you lived you stayed above the ground

I was spared at a cost; all the kingdom was lost
All the walls came tumbling down

You used to lay beside me in the meadow
You used to lay beside me in your gown
I feel your arms around me like a shadow
But when I turn there's no one to be found

I was spared at a cost; all the kingdom was lost
All the walls came tumbling down

We used to have a feast upon the table
We used to have a bedroom full of wine
And if I have to give my last to have you
I'll travel far beyond the ends of time
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The angels came to watch the men wage battle
The saints they came to watch the men go down
And if you died they handed you a medal
And if you lived you stayed above the ground

I was spared at a cost; all the kingdom was lost
All the walls came tumbling down

You used to lay beside me in the meadow
You used to lay beside me in your gown
I feel your arms around me like a shadow
But when I turn there's no one to be found

I was spared at a cost; all the kingdom was lost
All the walls came tumbling down

We used to have a feast upon the table
We used to have a bedroom full of wine
And if I have to give my last to have you
I'll travel far beyond the ends of time
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Writer: DANTON PAUL SUPPLE, DAVID CHRISTIAN BOONE
Copyright: Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC

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Performed By: David Boone
Featuring: The Montana Twins
Length: 3:29
Written by: DANTON PAUL SUPPLE, DAVID CHRISTIAN BOONE

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