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Artist: KRIG
Canonical path: /krig/dilacerated
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Dilacerated
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Dilacerated
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The bread that symbolizes Your flesh
The wine that symbolizes Your blood
Before the Lord died
Let me sit at the table with you
Let me sit at the table with you
Bridge
The Lord has his torn flesh
The Lord was nailed to the cross
His blood was shed
I re-emerge as the Lord
Let me sup with You
I'm gonna eat of Your flesh
Chorus
My flesh is dead
So now my spirit lives
Arise and live forever
Bridge II
His Blood was shed
I re-emerge as the Lord
Chorus
Bridge
I'm gonna drink Your blood
For His spirit lives in me
Chorus
Bridge II
Chorus
The Lord beaten and humiliated
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