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Artist: Eternal Mystery
Canonical path: /eternal-mystery/pseudo-christianity-part-1
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Pseudo-Christianity (Part 1)
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Pseudo-Christianity (Part 1)
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You are like a rotting mass of flesh
That is dressed in designer clothes
You are a thorn in the side of the church
Doing nothing but harm
The mask you are wearing isn't hiding you
Everyone can see your true colors
A designer suit and good works won't stand
In God's court of law
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