Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Superchrist
Canonical path: /superchrist/julie-killed-jesus
Related lyric paths: 6
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Julie Killed Jesus
Read Julie Killed Jesus lyrics by Superchrist on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Julie Killed Jesus
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Salvation, it's a game
Damnation, just the same
Contrition, it's a joke
Ambition, up in smoke
Better listen, you better learn
You better step back 'cause the heavy metal burns tonight
Tonight
Collection, it's a bribe
Erection, every time
Here come the lightning, just wait and see
You better not stand, right next to me tonight
Tonight
Better reckon, you better know
You better get on you knees and blow tonight
Tonight
Confession, it's a sin
Repression, stick it in
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