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Artist: Born From Pain
Canonical path: /born-from-pain/death-and-the-city
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Death And The City
Read Death And The City lyrics by Born From Pain on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Death And The City
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All around
The stench of death
The smell of wasted years
Fallen beauty
The sickness grows
Rain on concrete
Like the tears
The greyness looms
The henchmen wait
Be quick to master fear
A place called home
In a bitter world
Rain on concrete
Like the tears
White king reigns
Bring the pain
Blood on the sidewalk
Death in the streets
In this city
Fallen from grace
Beyond every sin
Feel the sickness grow
Blood on the sidewalk
Death in the streets
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