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Artist: Need
Canonical path: /need/sutanatus
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Sutanatus
Read Sutanatus lyrics by Need on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sutanatus
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Breathe with your heart, sink in the cyan waves
Now face the truth, god is an imbecile
Slow beating thoughts carry my eyes
As they drift from today, flying to no-where's end
Hurry, shadows are building aloud
Carry my life in your eye, drink from my dirth
Touch the end, just to begin again
Suffer the hand, light of redemption's sand
Crimson hello's, joy of a baby's cry
Bearing a hope, enough to project a smile
Now i walk, now i see all the answers in your eyes
Human i've become, naked i am born
Bound to face the horrors of the world
I 'm alive, i'm alive
I'm alone, i'm alone
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Need performs "Sutanatus", and this lyric page sits inside the Need catalog on LyroVerse.
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