Long live lyrics

• I said remember this moment: 'In the back of my mind'
• The time we stood with our shaking hands: 'The crowds in stands went wild'
• We were the kings and the queens: 'And they read off our names'
• The night you danced like you knew our lives: 'Would never be the same'
• You held your head like a hero: 'On a history book page'
• It was the end of a decade: 'But the start of an age'
• Long live the walls we crashed through: 'How the kingdom lights shined just for me and you'
• I was screaming, "Long live all the magic we made": 'And bring on all the pretenders'
• I said remember this feeling: 'I passed the pictures around'
• We are the kings and the queens: 'You traded your baseball cap for a crown'
• When they gave us our trophies: 'And we held them up for our town'
• And the cynics were outraged: 'Screaming, "This is absurd"'
• For a moment, a band of thieves: 'In ripped up jeans got to rule the world'
• I was screaming, "Long live all the magic we made": 'And bring on all the pretenders, I'm not afraid'
• Long live all the mountains we moved: 'I had the time of my life fighting dragons with you'
• I was screaming, "Long live that look on your face": 'And bring on all the pretenders'
• Hold on to spinning around: 'Confetti falls to the ground'
• May these memories break our fall: 'Will you take a moment?'
• Promise me this: 'That you'll stand by me forever'
• If you have children someday: 'When they point to the pictures'
• Please tell them my name: 'Tell them how the crowds went wild'
• Long live the walls we crashed through: 'I had the time of my life with you'
• Long, long live the walls we crashed through: 'How the kingdom lights shined just for me and you'
• Singing long live all the mountains we moved: 'I had the time of my life fighting dragons with you'
• And long, long live the look on your face: 'And bring on all the pretenders'
• The use of repetition in the poem emphasizes the importance of being remembered and celebrated.
• Poetry is an art form that uses words as its medium.
• The poem explores themes such as mortality, legacy, and the power of language.
• A poem can be about anything, but it must have meaning to the reader.
• The poem "Long Live" is about the speaker's desire to be remembered even when they are gone.
• Long Live the ___ we crashed through 


  walls
• The repetition of "we" creates a sense of community and shared experience.
• "I am not dead yet" - The speaker wants to continue living despite their physical limitations.