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Artist: Living Sacrifice
Canonical path: /living-sacrifice/180
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180
Read 180 lyrics by Living Sacrifice on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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180
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It begins, exhume, resurrect
Crucify again
His flesh not yours
His strength not yours
His death was your rebirth
Why embrace a lie
Why refuse the Spirit
Withdraw from vital union
Enslaved, enslaved
Do not open wide
The door that leads to destruction
Don't Resurrect
What has been killed
Truth laid out, castdown pride
I grasp for life, I embrace God
Crucify again my flesh not dead
His strength not mine
His death is rebirth
Rebirth, rebirth
Do not open wide
The door that leads to destruction
Don't resurrect
What has been killed
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Living Sacrifice performs "180", and this lyric page sits inside the Living Sacrifice catalog on LyroVerse.
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