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Artist: Gargantua Soul
Canonical path: /gargantua-soul/sos
Related lyric paths: 6
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S.O.S
Read S.O.S lyrics by Gargantua Soul on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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S.O.S
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All the children lie.
All the children die.
The Sword of Shiva is right by your side.
The sheperd's death leads blind sheep right off the cliff.
Don't follow him. This will only bring you pain.
Your Chariot has come to bring you home again.
And all of the lifetimes and all the times you tell.
So many heartbreaks, you know you might as well.
Don't follow him. This will only bring you pain.
Your Chariot has come to bring you home again.
All the children lie. All the children die.
Can't you hear the children cry?
Now don't you ask my why!
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Gargantua Soul performs "S.O.S", and this lyric page sits inside the Gargantua Soul catalog on LyroVerse.
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