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Artist: The Tiger Lillies
Canonical path: /the-tiger-lillies/holy-men
Related lyric paths: 6
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Holy Men
Read Holy Men lyrics by The Tiger Lillies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Holy Men
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Tyrants and conquerors
Continue to rage
While those who want justice
Dance on their graves
While family albums
Continue to bulge
With family people
Who will indulge
Holy men living
Stainless and pure
All of these things
They have to endure
Happy memories
With family and friends
Births joyful beginning
Death’s grief at the end
While sad sex gods
Continue to fair
Greed in their stomach
And desire in their hair
Holy men living
Stainless and pure
All of these things
They have to endure
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