Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jinjer
Canonical path: /jinjer/prologue
Related lyric paths: 6
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Prologue
Read Prologue lyrics by Jinjer on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Prologue
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We do what we have been trained to
Hopeless beggars, dance to this beatific flute
If there’s a Lord out there, he’s just a guest
Under this dome of ignorance
Our boat is called Apocalypse
Who’s in front of us we cut them deep
Yet untold, still unheard
We cherished lives to the underworld
King of everything
King of everything
King of everything
King of everything
We do what we have been trained to
Hopeless beggars, dance to this beatific flute
If there’s Lord out there, he’s just a guest
Under this dome of ignorance
King of everything
King of everything
King of everything
King of everything
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