The Reaper
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The Reaper
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Play the lottery of life, but your luck is out tonight
Your number I'll choose, and this time you lose
Hunt you in the dark tonight, you'll not live to see the light
Cause I'm going to take, your life away from you
I'm the reaper, and I'm coming for you
It's over now, your numbers been called
I'm the reaper and I'm coming for you
I'm taking your soul beyond, beyond the grave
I just want to kill you tonight, I only want to take your life
Not your body or your mind, your soul is all I want to find
Contemplating in my lair, don't look back but do beware
I will break and I will bind, for your soul will soon be mine
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Simon Polhill performs "The Reaper", and this lyric page sits inside the Simon Polhill catalog on LyroVerse.
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