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Artist: Piecemeal
Canonical path: /piecemeal/lazarus
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Lazarus
Read Lazarus lyrics by Piecemeal on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lazarus
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rise from the hell we've created.
considerations become archaic. once I had come to despise humanity. mans endless cycle of self destruction and moral decay.
a new seed must be planted within.
once born we must preserve it with strength. a vital struggle for a higher cognizance must be fought within, we must be our own salvation.
I made this my fight, to rectify, I wont break faith, no compromise. as one well rise from the depths of dejection. born into chaos, struggle blind to evolve.
a conscious effort to strive, to absolve. I made this my fight.
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