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Artist: Tom Milsom
Canonical path: /tom-milsom/cherub
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Cherub
Read Cherub lyrics by Tom Milsom on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Cherub
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Ezekiel was calm and quiet as the wind
Before he said what he said
And as he turned away your happy baby eyes
Stared through his head
Sing, sing the revelations that you see
Swoop among the people and take heed
Cherub you are terrifying me
A horde of huge hallucinations
Carry out the holy deed
All-seeing replicating wheels
Aflame with fervour carry me
But who am i
Sing, sing the revelations that you see
Swoop among the people and take heed
Cherub you're proselytising me
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