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Artist: In Hearts Wake
Canonical path: /in-hearts-wake/crucifix-escapist
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Crucifix Escapist
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Crucifix Escapist
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dead souls rising to the jailers of the dying hear our crying as we cast
thy sinners down an angel fell
from hell with its wings aflame having served my time in your paradise of torture and
despair to play the harps of sin crucifix escapist
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