Saturnian
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Saturnian
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I was feeling so strong before it happened
I thought human race was born to be divine
I know there are flames in this heart of ice
I saw Cosmos' tears and tried to close my eyes
I heard the loud shout of Universe
I thought it was my right to live on this Earth
I know that the World was not alone
Now I really know why I can call my home
I want to hide my fear of that
I will discover this Energy
I will defend my right for that
I want to cure all my wounds
I was feeling so strong before it happened
I thought human race was born to be divine
I know there are flames in this heart of ice
I saw Cosmos' tears and tried to close my eyes
I couldn't see that there is a price
I look to the Sun and open my eyes
I cannot hear what is this light
Now what I try to know is who I am
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Fractal Point performs "Saturnian", and this lyric page sits inside the Fractal Point catalog on LyroVerse.
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