Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Covenant
Canonical path: /covenant/judge-of-my-domain
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Judge Of My Domain
Read Judge Of My Domain lyrics by Covenant on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Judge Of My Domain
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The passion is the game
And the waves are the ride
The mind is unseen
And the pulses are me
Can i trust what i see?
Is there anything good?
Can i love? can i exist?
Can i really be me?
Hurting organs
Killing feelings
Kill my feelings
Kill them all
(i am) the king of my kingdom
(i am) the judge of my domain
(i am) the voice on the radio waves
(telling you) to run for the hills
I never meant to hurt you
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