Crucifixion
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Crucifixion
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Crucifixion
Rot!
Upon
The cross
Rot!
I want to see you
Suffer and bleed!
Carry your own death
The cross on your shoulders
All you have gained
Is laughter around you!
We will piss on your cross
We will spit in your face
We will laugh at your pain
That's hypocrite's fate!
Tell me how it feels to hang there
Why cannot you heal your wounds?
Godly savior's mask is ripped off
Rest and rot in lurid tomb
Don't you wait for god
To come and save you
For god is killed in hearts
When there's no faith there's no
God!
Carry your own death
The cross on your shoulders
All you have gained
Is laughter around you!
Rot!
Upon
Your cross
Rot!!!
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Morto Festy performs "Crucifixion", and this lyric page sits inside the Morto Festy catalog on LyroVerse.
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