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Artist: Eric Clayton
Canonical path: /eric-clayton/lacerations
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lacerations
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Lacerations
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The silent pain has come alive
The quiet shame is crawling
The tyrant’s name is genocide
The violent game is calling me
Painting madness… Chained in sadness
The canvas aches for my design
The script is waiting for me
It vanishes, it stains my eyes
It’s lost inside my story
I blame you in all of my vice
I blame you in all of my sacrifice
Cutting out the darkness and the light
Painting madness… Chained in sadness
Confrontation… Separation
Transformation… Liberation
The violent game is calling me
Fascination with our lacerations
In our sacrifice and lamentations
After all is lost and all is taken
All the scars are mine, once forsaken
By my own design
Cut into a thousand pieces of Christ
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Eric Clayton performs "Lacerations", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Clayton catalog on LyroVerse.
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