Born In a Hurricane
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Born In a Hurricane
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I hold atmospheric understandings
Nightmare vehicle crashes
Heed my honour of dying wishes
Like a shark, I'll no slow down
Hey
From the whirlwinds of a man
Through the cyclones of a child
Perseverance is my way
An idiom (an idiom)
From root of tongue (root of tongue)
I am (I am)
Born in (born in)
Hurricane
(I see victory)
O'er thunderous pavements I have walked
My armour's resin stays unscathed
Charts navigate toward my grave
In the cauldron of those crimson mornings
I hit the ground running
Inside maelstrom of the evening storms
The birth place of hurricane
I'll be found composing blacklists
I'll be found weathering the storm
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