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Artist: Graveyard Rodeo
Canonical path: /graveyard-rodeo/cell-xiii
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Cell XIII
Read Cell XIII lyrics by Graveyard Rodeo on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Cell XIII
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Satan to me would be god
If you strangle one, stab another
One you cut up, one you don't
I'm in the thought of piece on earth
I'm in the thought of piece on earth
He was a sacrifice, I was to murder 3
Million people (The planet earth)
He was a sacrifice to see if I could
Murder one of my own
At the end of murdering all the
People on earth
I was going to murder my own family
And then fake my own life and
Become god
Well last March 11th I was
Hallucinating and took a razor
Blade and I cut a man's throat
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