Beast And Beauty

Damien Rice

Transposer:

there once lived a beast... and beauty painter of paints she was a cutie the canvas was hers passion was found... and the rain came down the rain came down... there once lived the beast... and beauty in a forest of trees where the fruit was so fruity... picked one and ate to feed his doubt so she put him out she put him out... oh no my low and lonely friend how slow are we gonna take this bend it’s a long road with a cold and stony end where do you go to pretend? there once lived a beast and beauty painter of paints and she was a cutie she left him before the moon was full because she knew his fault she knew his fault... she knew his fault she knew his fault... oh no my low and lonely friend how slow are we gonna take this bend it’s a long road with a cold and stony end where do you go to pretend? oh no my low and lonely friend how slow are we gonna take this bend it’s a long road with a cold and stony end where do you go to pretend?

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