Blasphetus
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Blasphetus
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Christ was born in human form
Both premature and stillborn
We seeked him out in the night
Gutted the mother with our knives
Stitched him up for all to see
This is who your lord was meant to be
Tied him down
Nailed him up
Let him die
Let's see him rise
Christ has died
He'll die again
Christ will rise
He'll die again
Christ has died
He'll die again
Christ has risen
He'll die again
The birth of christ is not as told
He was born on a dirty road
Cesarian section from a rusty knife
It made her womb explode
The inn was full, no one there
Nobody answered, nobody cared
The second coming soon shall pass
When it does, it'll be his last
Tied him down
Nailed him up
Let him die
Let's see him rise
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Skewered performs "Blasphetus", and this lyric page sits inside the Skewered catalog on LyroVerse.
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