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Artist: Mouth of The Architect
Canonical path: /mouth-of-the-architect/a-beautiful-corpse
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A Beautiful Corpse
Read A Beautiful Corpse lyrics by Mouth of The Architect on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Beautiful Corpse
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A beautiful corpse sits waiting
So lost and silently breathing?
Our and lies?
There is a knife in your neck
Is the bottle?
The skin?
You'll never work?
One last time kiss these broken lips goodbye
Sweeter than honey and lies
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