The Hope Conspiracy
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Divinity Sickness

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Hope Conspiracy Canonical path: /the-hope-conspiracy/divinity-sickness Related lyric paths: 6
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Divinity Sickness

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tearing away from the cross destroying precious words of love false hope penetrates your shell

your screaming your kingdom is burning

forced intot his process

of pain lies and deceit

i'll never follow

salvation

one nation

your god walking on legs of glass

what is love?

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