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Blackhawk ~ King Of The World


(jeff black) High on a hill The valley below me The blue sky above me My dream was so real I could not hear The hum of the highway Or the drums of the foundry Pounding out steel Chorus: I didn't need no money I didn't need no time I didn't need nothing but my own piece of mind And you know that A voice like a whisper is bound to be heard For just one moment I'm the king of the world For just one moment I'm the king of the world So i close my eyes I let the power defeat me Because the real world can't free me From this dirty old town Where the four winds blow I sent my troubles rollin' And since the world just kept on turnin' I let it go round Repeat chorus Where the four winds blow I sent my troubles rollin' And since the world just kept on turnin' I let it go round Repeat chorus I'm the king of the world more free lyrics

(jeff black)

High on a hill
The valley below me
The blue sky above me
My dream was so real
I could not hear
The hum of the highway
Or the drums of the foundry
Pounding out steel

Chorus:
I didn't need no money
I didn't need no time
I didn't need nothing but my own piece of mind

And you know that
A voice like a whisper is bound to be heard
For just one moment
I'm the king of the world
For just one moment
I'm the king of the world

So i close my eyes
I let the power defeat me
Because the real world can't free me
From this dirty old town
Where the four winds blow
I sent my troubles rollin'
And since the world just kept on turnin'
I let it go round

Repeat chorus

Where the four winds blow
I sent my troubles rollin'
And since the world just kept on turnin'
I let it go round

Repeat chorus

I'm the king of the world

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