Humbug Lines
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Humbug Lines
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Grave and pure preacher
This is the aspect
Of a "disguised animal"...
That preaches hypocrisy and triek
Attracts thousands of adepts into poverty
Human being surely
Damned as sure as can be
Slander stamped in his face
He attracts the blind eyes of the mad
Innocents that exchange their faith for money
Some try to obstruct him
But black blood circulates in his veins...
With anger he adverts the weak ones
Possessing them to the evil way
He builds up their fates
From the beginning to the end
Someday he'll find his way
Crawling on thems he'll pay
For all injustices that he made
Where he's stolen who trusted him
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Executer performs "Humbug Lines", and this lyric page sits inside the Executer catalog on LyroVerse.
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