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Artist: Thirty Seconds To Mars
Canonical path: /30-seconds-to-mars/some-other-sun-son
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Some Other Sun Son
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Some Other Sun Son
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Some other son
The fortunate one.
You could have been anything, everything, but nothing came instead.
Even though you're no longer that young, this fairytale is not done.
So stop praying for disaster, and believe you will fail. You've got to believe, get up and be free.
Got to prepare for survival 'cause, surrender isn't going to come tonight,
oh tonight,
oh, tonight..
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