PLASTERCHRIST
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PLASTERCHRIST
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Have we created a plaster christ?
To hang crooked on our grey walls
Have we created a plaster christ?
To watch his body rot and mold
In the privacy of our own home
Have we created a plaster christ?
You can still see him
His bleeding body - a crucified shadow on the horizon
Still bleeding - still bleeding
Plasterchrsit - pay the price
Christ's skin and bone
You can have your own
Plasterchrist antichrist
Have we created a plaster christ?
To hang crooked on our grey walls
Have we created a plaster christ?
To watch his body rot and mold
Have we created a plaster christ?
To wash the blood away
To sin another day
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GGFH performs "PLASTERCHRIST", and this lyric page sits inside the GGFH catalog on LyroVerse.
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