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'Zero Pharaoh' by Everything Everything is an alternative track from the 2025 expanded 10th anniversary edition of 'Get To Heaven (Expanded 10th Anniversary edition)'. The lyrics cast a sceptical eye on rumours about a new local ruler, framed as a household name who somehow cheats death, even as the town slides into ruin, no-one having a house anymore. Amid the talk of wrongdoing being excused, the narrator pushes back on the assurances, insisting they do not understand why anyone believes the story, dropping the line “a Pharaoh in town”.
"Zero Pharaoh" is a track by Everything Everything, from the album Get To Heaven (Expanded 10th Anniversary edition), released 3rd July 2025. The track is 3:39 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 18 articles about Everything Everything.
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