Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Suburbia Blends
Canonical path: /suburbia-blends/proud-sinner
Related lyric paths: 3
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Proud Sinner
Read Proud Sinner lyrics by Suburbia Blends on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Proud Sinner
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Soon will be striking the midnight hour
So be it as it is
Come sweet or may it come sour
The taste in my lips
I'm a Proud Sinner, baby
Just so you know
Watch your step before you follow me where I go
Won't go nuts for what may happen
After I die
Those who achieve heaven
Couldn't care less 'bout life
A dozen eyes can convict me of this crime
And judged I'll be 'cause I'm not worth a dime
I'm a Proud Sinner, baby
Just so you know
Watch your step before you follow me where I go
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Suburbia Blends performs "Proud Sinner", and this lyric page sits inside the Suburbia Blends catalog on LyroVerse.
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