Page type: lyric reference
Artist: End of The Rope
Canonical path: /end-of-the-rope/the-judas-swing
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Judas Swing
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The Judas Swing
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im the adulterous bride. the land thats been parched, and pastures are withered.
i am the desert baron. my head, a spring of water, my eyes a fountain of tears. for the slain of myself. ive made my friend with this world. and ive made my God my enemy.
lust has conceived, birth to sin. sin is full-grown, gives birth to death...to death.
my name is judas iscariot, NS I Hvw ficwn up mt inheritance. and my feet are swift to shed blood for thirty silver coins and this noose. my God, what have i done?
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