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Jackhammer

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Manilla Road Canonical path: /manilla-road/jackhammer Related lyric paths: 6
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Jackhammer

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I come from the place that you fear

To reap life and soul

Though centuries old I'm still here

King of the unknown

Angel fallen

Reaper calling

I am coming

I come for the souls that are lost

And trapped in the void

Hauntings in the palace of thought

That teach and destroy

Angel fallen

Reaper calling

Jack is coming

Angel fallen

Reaper calling

I am coming

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