Judas Face

from Pathetic Disgrace by Thomas Christ

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It's so revolting, thinking what they grew up to be,
So wrapped up in themselves, I guess they just can't see.
Used to hold in high esteem before the day they changed.
Put on their Judas face, turned into something strange.
I know you should never change a person if you could -
Learned that lesson better than anyone ever should.
But I'd rip those Judas masks off if I had the chance,
Ugly and pitiful, I would burn them with a glance.

They'll turn their back on you, leave you float in space.
Say they'll be there for you, but that's never the case.
Only thinking of themselves, they betray with an embrace.
Lies plainly visible, written on their Judas face.

Without each other, might not be around today.
Just cannot understand why they turn and walk away.
Never did anything to warrant this betrayal.
Left without empathy, unwilling or unable,
To comprehend their ways. It's lacking of all sense.
Why it came down to this, there is no just defense.
Suppose they're satisfied, traded in for gold and silver.
Slap on their Judas face, and sell me down the river.

Now their true face is on.
Saw it when they were gone.
So quick do they betray.
Judas face they will display.

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from Pathetic Disgrace, released February 11, 2015
Thomas Christ - all instruments, vocals, production

Recorded in 2014

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Thomas Christ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hailing from Pittsburgh PA, Thomas Christ is an industrial rock/electro rock solo project that began in 1999. With 18 albums (and counting), Thomas Christ continues to deliver emotionally and politically charged rock and electronic music that draws inspiration from a wide variety of genres an aggressive, industrial edge that must be heard to be appreciated. ... more

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