Queendom

Album: Infections Of A Different Kind - Step 1 (2018)
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  • The underdogs are my lions
    The silent ones are my choir
    The women will be my soldiers
    With the weight of life on their shoulders

    Drink until you;ve had enough
    I'll drink from your hands
    I will be your warrior
    I will be your lamb

    Oh eh oh ah eh oh ah ah
    Ah ah oh eh oh
    Till queendom come
    Till queendom come
    My queendom come
    My queendom come

    The sea waves are my evening gown
    And the sun on my head is my crown
    I made this queendom on my own
    And all the mountains are my throne

    Drink until you've had enough
    I'll drink from your hands
    I will be your warrior
    I will be your lamb

    Oh eh oh ah eh oh ah ah
    Ah ah oh eh oh
    Till queendom come
    Till queendom come
    My queendom come
    My queendom come

    Ah oh ah
    My queendom come
    My queendom come
    Oh oh

    I hunt the grounds for empathy
    And hate the way it hides from me
    Of care and thirst I have become
    You have a home in my queendom
    You have a home in my queendom
    You have a place in my queendom
    You have a home

    Till queendom come
    Till queendom come
    My queendom come
    My queendom come
    My queendom come
    My queendom come

    My queendom come
    My queendom come Writer/s: AURORA AKSNES, COUROS SHEIBANI, FIONA MACKAY BARCLAY BEVAN, JAMES JACOB
    Publisher: Downtown Music Publishing, Sentric Music, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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