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The Reflecting God Lyrics by Broke Box

Anthems of Rust and Decay: A Tribute to Marilyn Manson

2000

[Verse 1]
Your world is an ashtray, we burn and coil like cigarettes
The more you cry, your ashes turn to mud
The nature of the leeches, the virgin's feeling cheated
You've only spent a second of your life
[Refrain]
My world is unaffected
There is an exit here, I say it is and it's true
There is a dream inside a dream
I'm wide awake the more I sleep
You'll understand when I'm dead
[Pre-Chorus]
I went to God just to see
And I was looking at me, yeah
Saw heaven and hell were lies
When I'm God, everyone dies
[Chorus]
Scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
Scar, scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
[Verse 2]
Let's jump upon the sharp swords, and cut away our smiles
Without the threat of death there's no reason to live, at all
There's no reason to live, at all
[Pre-Chorus]
I went to God just to see
And I was looking at me
Saw heaven and hell were lies
When I'm God, everyone dies
[Chorus]
Scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
Scar, scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
[Bridge]
This is beyond your experience
No salvation, no forgiveness
No salvation, no forgiveness
No salvation, no forgiveness
No salvation, no forgiveness
No salvation, no forgiveness
No salvation, no forgiveness
No salvation, no forgiveness (Forgiveness, forgiveness)
No salvation, no forgiveness (Forgiveness, forgiveness)
Forgiveness, forgiveness
Forgiveness, forgiveness
Forgiveness
[Pre-Chorus]
I went to God just to see
And I was looking at me, yeah
Saw heaven and hell were lies
When I'm God, everyone dies
[Chorus]
Scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
Scar, scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
Scar, scar, can you feel my power?
One shot, and the world gets smaller
[Outro]
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Shoot, shoot, shoot motherfucker
Credits
Broke Box

Broke Box

About “The Reflecting God” by Broke Box

Read the complete lyrics to "The Reflecting God" by Broke Box from the album "Anthems of Rust and Decay: A Tribute to Marilyn Manson" in 2000. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Industrial, Metal.

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