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Artist: Final Selection
Canonical path: /final-selection/divine-punishment
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Divine Punishment
Read Divine Punishment lyrics by Final Selection on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Divine Punishment
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Divine Punishment
punish you
for your wicked game
desire to please
it's a shame
it's a shame to believe in
it's a shame to close your eyes
just in sin you're believing
i close my eyes
divine punishment -
you'll never understand the love/ this life
punish you
for your laughing face
desire to please
it's an unfair race
it's a shame to believe in
it's a shame to close your mind
just in death you're believing
i close my eyes
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