Hollis Brown

Death of an Actress

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Vivian, you worked so hard
I saw you, how you went so far,
And you were my star.
You honed your craft, and won a role
The spotlight on your shiny soul
You were my star.
I wanna see you tomorrow,
Oh you stole every scene
I wanna see you tomorrow,
Oh you stole every scene
My love, goodbye

As Madam Faye, and won the role
You even danced with Cary Grant,
And you loved your fame,
You paid for more, then your plate
And I was just a Mississippi flake
You won my heart
And I wanna see you tomorrow
Oh you stole every scene
I wanna see you tomorrow
Oh you stole every scene
My love, goodbye

I wanna see you tomorrow
Cause you stole every scene, yes you did
I wanna see you tomorrow
Oh you stole every scene
My love, goodbye

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gbader On Jul 26, 2018

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gbader

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2018-07-26 17:56:18

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