Endless Corpse
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Endless Corpse
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Lay back with eve
And ride the flame
Holding close the gift
The serpent gave
Crawling up from
The pits of hell
The laws have been broken
Now drink your fill
A corpse is all you'll ever be
Taketh what belongs to thee
Writhing in disfigured reality
Growing fat on the fruit
From the tree
Cast out but still
The seeds remain
Holding close the gift
The serpent gave
Crawling up from
The pits of hell
The laws have been broken
Now drink your fill
A corpse is all you'll ever be
Taketh what belongs to thee
Never trust
The things you see
Nothing is ever
As it seems
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Black Breath performs "Endless Corpse", and this lyric page sits inside the Black Breath catalog on LyroVerse.
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