Sun And Steel
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Sun And Steel
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You killed your first man at 13
Killer instinct, animal supreme
By 16 you had learned to fight
The way of the warrior
You took it as your right
Sunlight, falling on your steel
Death in life is your ideal
Life is like a wheel
Rolling on and on
Through earth and water, fire and wind
You came at last - nothing was the end
Make a cut by fire and stones
Take you and your blade
And break you both in two
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Bruce Dickinson performs "Sun And Steel", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Dickinson catalog on LyroVerse.
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