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Artist: Rigorism
Canonical path: /rigorism/to-survive
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To Survive
Read To Survive lyrics by Rigorism on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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To Survive
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You can't see the way
Is There the way?
There's a black tunnel
And Darkness ahead.
To survive
At all costs
So you've got to kill
The dying wind says
You've got to run somewhere
But the howling of fire laughs - run!
You've got something to run from.
I hear people,
I hear blood running through their veins
I hear other people's lives
I've got to take them
You can't see the way
Is There the way?
There's a black tunnel
And Darkness ahead.
To survive
At all costs
Instincts control your body
To survive
At all costs
So you've got to kill
Instincts control your body
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