Orphan Limbs
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Orphan Limbs
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Confession of the present, experience of being
Proposals of deformity, ugly and grotesque
Hear his songs echo rising from the depths of that wide trench
Confession of the present, experience of being
Proposals of deformity, ugly and grotesque
Hear his songs echo rising from the depths of that wide trench
Frenzy! Shrieks! Revel! Flesh!
The pulp of our existence soaked in a greed for higher vitality
Confession of the present, experience of being
Proposals of deformity, ugly and grotesque
Hear his songs echo rising from the depths of that wide trench
Of that wide trench!
The pulp of our existence soaked in a greed for higher vitality!
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Emma Ruth Rundle performs "Orphan Limbs", and this lyric page sits inside the Emma Ruth Rundle catalog on LyroVerse.
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