Catatonic Society
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Lazarus Frankenstein

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Catatonic Society Canonical path: /catatonic-society/lazarus-frankenstein Related lyric paths: 6
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Lazarus Frankenstein

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And I looked and beheld angels

Walk in light you will not stumble down

I call to you...

Hear me, come to me

Throw your chains away

Arise, arise

Pieces gathered, living puzzle

Sleep no more, come forth from the tomb

I command you

Hear me, come to me

Throw your chains away

Arise, arise

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