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God's Colostomy Bag

from Nausea by Red Six

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lyrics

I'm lost for words,
But I could paint a picture,
Of bile and blood,
For you don't care for scripture,
New rules and new order,
Are rotting the teeth of God,
Sick of our shit,
His ancient bowel grows sore.

God's Colostomy Bag,
Lost,
There is no turning back.

To start again we run,
Without a by-your-leave,
Words carved in steel,
What the fuck do you believe?
Do you pray and hope,
For angels at your door?
Don't hold your breath,
Don't waste your prayers anymore.

God's Colostomy Bag
Lost,
There is no turning back.

We fall from grace,
Undignified as they come.
Who gives a fuck?
In a couple of years there'll be noone,
To remember the mess we made,
Mock us for all we've done,
Laugh in the face of God,
There was no chosen one.

God's Colostomy Bag
We are lost,
There is no turning back.

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from Nausea, released November 6, 2012

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Red Six Belfast, UK

Six Essential Facts about Red Six:

Red Six is a Belfast based heavy metal band.
Red Six were formed in 2010.
Red Six have released two EPs, 'Devour' and 'Nausea', and a single 'The Curse'
Red Six are Gerard, Steve, Rab, Laura and Robert.
Red Six is a stripped down, black-shirted reaction to the pigeon-holing, gimmickery and mediocrity of current heavy music.
Red Six is not a Star Wars reference. ... more

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