The song The Crown Prince is performed by Waylon Jennings in the album named Hangin' Tough in the year 1995 .
His father was a Princeton lawyer
A man of means
His mother summa-cum-laude
Former beauty queen
With a house as big as a hotel
On Spencer Boulevard
That's where he got his start
Eighteen years of summer camp
And private schools
All American golden boy
With a silver spoon
His future held all the promise of a president
Wonder where it went
It's hard to be the crowned prince
When it all hits home
You can't hide behind the wall
Around the throne
The real world's not a playground
It's a danger zone
You find out who you really are
When the pressures on
He's the first one in his family to wind up second best
He couldn't pa*s the test
His share of the fortune
Spent on saving face
His family comes to visit
On the holidays
Sometimes it's so quite there
He hears the flowers bloom
He's got a private room
It's hard to be the crowned prince
When it all hits home
You can't hide behind the wall
Around the throne
Insanity is a state of mind
Where life begins
Or where it ends
It all depends