Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Excurses
Canonical path: /excurses/devil-s-footprints
Related lyric paths: 4
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Devil's Footprints
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Devil's Footprints
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Devil's Footprints
You said in your heart you would raise your throne
Ascend into heaven above the stars of God
Your heart anguished for the utmost heights
To rise above the clouds to be the most high
But what happened
Down to the grave, to the depths
But what happened
Maggots spread out beneath your flesh
O morning star
God's chosen
Cast down to earth
Fallen
Cast out your tomb
Covered with the slain
Pierced by the sword
Descending underfoot
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