Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Zendik
Canonical path: /zendik/great-god-greed
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Great God Greed
Read Great God Greed lyrics by Zendik on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Great God Greed
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I see the Great God Greed
crouching over the city, regurgitating...
And it's vomit fills the gutterous street canals
it is corruption's rising tides
rising tides of poison pestilence
oozing up the hillsides-
I see the Great God Greed emptying itself
Convulsively doubled and writhing
Spewing it's vile villainous bile
over the City...
The City of the Angels
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