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Artist: Pantheon I
Canonical path: /pantheon-i/ascending
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ascending
Read Ascending lyrics by Pantheon I on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ascending
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The reek of blood
The pungent flesh
Oh God how you try me
(but) thy will be done
(so) I can become
Guide my blade
Culling thy flock
Thy work is my burden
(but) thy will be done
(so) I can become
I gave them salvation
Though in their dying eyes
I see no comprehension
God works in mysterious ways
I must show devotion
As I carve their sins away
Each death gets me closer
My glorious resurrection
The reek of blood
The pungent flesh
Oh God how you try me
Thy will be done
So I can become
Guide my blade
Culling thy flock
Thy work is my burden
Thy will be done
So I can become
Oh lord, your voice has withered
Have I strayed from your path?
Is Satan the architect of my redemption
The entrails holds no answer
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Pantheon I performs "Ascending", and this lyric page sits inside the Pantheon I catalog on LyroVerse.
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