Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Fear Cult
Canonical path: /fear-cult/what-is-a-sin
Related lyric paths: 6
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What Is a Sin?:
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What Is a Sin?:
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A slave to your emotions -
A servant of desire -
Trapped within your web of lust -
Dragged down into your fire -
The darkness seeps and creeps within -
Our moral fiber's wearing thin -
Seduced by decadence and sin -
Oh how we make the devil grin -
I gave in to temptation -
I fell so far from grace -
Because innocence can be such a lonely place -
We found the place where lovers meet -
In the comfort of the night -
Forbidden fruit it tastes so sweet -
In the garden of
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