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Artist: Enter Shikari
Canonical path: /enter-shikari/the-feast
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The Feast
Read The Feast lyrics by Enter Shikari on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Feast
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[...]
So Raise your glass and make a toast
Let's make this...
So Raise your glass and make a toast
Let's make this...
Throw up, throw up / Roll up, Roll up!?
i am your host
the father, the son and the
holy ghost
[...]
Rob's swingin' from a chandelier
Rob's swingin' from a chandelier
Rob's swingin' from a chandelier
LET'S DRESS TO PARTY!
Come join the Feast
COME JOIN THE FEAST
Come join the Feast
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