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Artist: Slapp Happy
Canonical path: /slapp-happy/excerpt-from-the-messiah
Related lyric paths: 6
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Excerpt From The Messiah
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Excerpt From The Messiah
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He gave his back to the smiters
He gave his back to the smiters
And his cheeks to them were pluckéd of their hairs
And his cheeks to them were pluckéd of their hairs
His cheeks to them were pluckéd of their hairs
He hid not his face from shame and spitting
He hid not his face from shame
From shame and spitting
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