Blood Culture
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Blood Culture
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Rising out from the desert
Mana - from heaven like snow
Blood plagues the sands of the desert
Carnage is all I know
Hell's fires rage in the desert
A white flash of light proves this so
Sand melts to glass in the desert
And violence is all I know
The carnage and the chaos bleed through the wall
For all the world to see
This blood,
It stains my culture,
It drips down my throat
And takes control of me
Blood reigns from high in Golgotha
The sacred land buried in death
Reincarnate my body
Sacrifice all of the rest
The carnage and the chaos bleed through the wall
For all the world to see
This blood,
It stains my culture,
It drips down my throat
And takes control of me
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Ash & Elm performs "Blood Culture", and this lyric page sits inside the Ash & Elm catalog on LyroVerse.
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