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Artist: Professor Fate
Canonical path: /professor-fate/the-gluttonous
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The Gluttonous
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The Gluttonous
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Trapped in storms of freezing rain
Cries of grief like hailstones fall
Everywhere we turn from pain
Through this land of hate we crawl
Salvation's forgotten you
Oh! Gluttonous sons of men
Diminish to obscurity
Deep within this devil's den
Godspeed me to the wolves that greet me
(Oh reaper) I pray these dark swords do take me.
The more that I search - the less I find
The more that I thirst - it's on my mind
I can't forget your touch - it feels so cold inside
Can never get enough - never satisfied
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