Rise Up Dead Man
Read Rise Up Dead Man lyrics by Port Sulphur Band on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Rise Up Dead Man
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Rise up dead man
Let the gunshots ring
Rise up dead man
Let the gunshots ring
Shadows calling
Let the gunshots ring
Fought for devil
Let the gunshots ring
Black trains coming
Let the gunshots ring
Rise up dead man
Let the gunshots ring
Shadows calling
Let the gunshots ring
Fought for devil
Let the gunshots ring
Black trains coming
Let the gunshots ring
Hills they halven
Let the gunshots ring
That′s among us
Let the gunshots ring
Point, it shatters
Let the gunshots ring
Rise up dead man
Let the gunshots ring
Let the gunshots ring
Let the gunshots ring
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Port Sulphur Band performs "Rise Up Dead Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Port Sulphur Band catalog on LyroVerse.
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