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The Righteous One

from Fuck Vivaldi by Rise People, Rise!

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Candies and roses, fancy dresses
A car and a ring and a place to live
Gently returned with a brief smile
She has no taste for that kind of gift

Impassioned letters imploring her to meet somewhere
Duels and fights only to defend her name
Shallow proof of love to her mind


Tell me what you really like
Ask me what you really like
I would do anything for you
Show me what you really like

She doesn’t care all she wants is the truth of a burning heart
The things that no eye could ever see - ever see
All men were born equal in rights that’s the only rule she intends to live by - she intends to live by



Shines like a butterfly
Spinning in the wind
Brought by the horizon
Shines like a little sun
Smiling at the world
like a fresh newborn
Shines, shines, shines
Shines


She is the righteous one
Moving herself in
The dark mass of the night
No light is in sight

And she’s beside me
Right above my head
And she will always be there
As long as I remain sincere

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from Fuck Vivaldi, released October 9, 2016

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