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Artist: Perpetual Disgrace
Canonical path: /perpetual-disgrace/barrabas
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Barrabas
Read Barrabas lyrics by Perpetual Disgrace on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Barrabas
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At the easter, one prisoner, chosen by people, get the freedom
Jesus or barrabas? one must die
Jesus: messiah, son of god, king of jewish
Barrabas: prowler, rebel, and assassin
'people, make your choice! one must die?
People, make your choice! jesus or barrabas?
Crucify jesus christ and let barrabas live
Jesus, you bastard! save yourself if you can do
Where is your father? he can't help you
Suffering, crying, dying, rooting on the cross
The vultures flying around waiting his putrid flesh
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