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Artist: Brainclaw
Canonical path: /brainclaw/insektangel
Related lyric paths: 6
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Insekt/Angel
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Insekt/Angel
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What if you could rule it all?
What if you could make it?
What if you could become God?
Would you love to break it?
Would you want to be on high?
Would you spread your wings?
Or would you join us in the shit and crawl like Insekt-Things?
Insekt/Angel/Insekt/Insekt/Angel/Insekt Humans can have halos.
Angels fall from Grace.
Parasitic tyrants plague the human race.
What if we could be on high?
We would spread our wings.
We'd descend and it would end with pain and blood and stings!
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Brainclaw performs "Insekt/Angel", and this lyric page sits inside the Brainclaw catalog on LyroVerse.
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