Guilty

- Jane Mcdonald (2003)

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You are listening to the song Guilty by Jane Mcdonald, writer by Gérard Presgurvic;Don Black in album Roméo & Juliet - The Musical (Original London Recording). The highest quality of audio that you can download is flac . Also, you can play quality at 32kbps, view lyrics and watch more videos related to this song.

Album: Roméo & Juliet - The Musical (Original London Recording).

And Now She Is In Love - Jane Mcdonald
Ugly Or Beautiful - Jane Mcdonald
Guilty - Jane Mcdonald
Kings Of The World - Andrew Bevis
All For Love - Andrew Bevis
Empty Sky - Sévan Stephan
Verona - Michael Cormick
Born To Hate - Lousie Davidson
All Days Are The Same Without Love - Andrew Bevis
Born To Love - Andrew Bevis
Two Different Worlds - Andrew Bevis
These Are My Rivers (Aimer) - Andrew Bevis
Word Is On The Street - Andrew Bevis
It's Today - Alexis James
Live - Alexis James
She Came From Me - David Bardsley
I Can't Do This - Matt Dempsey
God Knows Why - Andrew Bevis
Where Rivers Keep Flowing - Lorna Want

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There's no pain deeper
There's no day darker
It's the cruelest nightmare
To outlive your children
We have let this happen
And so we must share the blame.

Angry gods will judge us
For the harm we did them
May their souls forgive us
May they rest in heaven
And stay in love forever
As we bow our heads in shames.

Let their deaths unite us
Let us join together.

That's the way to honour Romeo and Juliet
Let their deaths unite us Let us join together
Give their lives some meaning
Romeo and Juliet.

[Chorus:]
Fools
Men are fools
They're like
Stubborn mules
Refusing to bend
Where will all this end?
What can any of us do?
How much more can we go through?
When will every man lay down his sword?
When will we all live in accord?
When will the Lord visit Verona?

Fools
Men are fools
They're like
Stubborn mules
Refusing to bend
Where will all this end?
What can any of us do?
How much more can we go through?
When will every man lay down his sword?
When will we all live in accord?
When will the Lord visit Verona?

Fools
Men are fools
They can't
Live by rules
They always want more
They're in love with war
Why are they so proud to fight?
And destroy with all their might?
Why is it important to be brave?
Why do we all need flags to wave?
How can we save precious Verona?

Lovely Verona.