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Artist: Halford
Canonical path: /rob-halford/sun
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sun
Read Sun lyrics by Halford on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sun
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I, want to steer for the sun
For the day has begun
It's saying, it's saying
My, soul just wanted to freeze
To collapse and to seize
From the waiting
You, know it matters to me
That I have to rage free
I was longing
All that I feel is my soul
I will never let go
What I crave for
All of the things that you need
Are the things that you bleed
Here 'em calling?
And when the world becomes too much for me
That's when I know that I can't stay
I'm searching for my own serenity
I know I have to get away
I, want to steer for the sun
For the day has begun
Here it calling?
It's calling...
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Halford performs "Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Halford catalog on LyroVerse.
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