The Tear Garden
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Glassblower

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Glassblower

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Welcome wailing wall

The Hate and lies you speak

Suckle pigs you are

Now listen carefully

Mock guilt bags

Of wounded shark

Of missile priest

The evil that men do

Of waiting words

Bloated gentiles

Scud attack reversed

Battery place nocturne

The hate and Lies You speak

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The Tear Garden performs "Glassblower", and this lyric page sits inside the The Tear Garden catalog on LyroVerse.

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