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No your encouragement will not weasel itself Into my hands which conjure any spell I wish to carry my bloodied tattered feet To every crossroad packing my heat No your soft wishes of cursed glee Makes me want to grab my gun and flee Fun for the flower pots and the sun glaring hot Makes me want to die like Elvis on the *** No your lily rosed' cheeks which squeal naivety Doesn't even make me want to donate a penny The dirt beneath your eyes tells me you lie I'm sitting back here eyeing that last piece of pie No the Earth spins not in beauty but in horrific madness Not even the almighty could have dared to plan this Saggy eyed hobos drifting souls that noone dares to know Will be the next thousand dollar opera you'll praise a fine show No more of this celebratory talk as ***** maids smocks Cannot be washed of blood as the midnight bell tock's No more wishes of nature's fortitude she does not need us My eyes my dear or eyeing south for a continental bus
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Jul 20, 2011
Jul 20, 2011 at 8:37 PM UTC
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No your encouragement will not weasel itself Into my hands which conjure any spell I wish to carry my bloodied tattered feet To every crossroad packing my heat No your soft wishes of cursed glee Makes me want to grab my gun and flee Fun for the flower pots and the sun glaring hot Makes me want to die like Elvis on the *** No your lily rosed' cheeks which squeal naivety Doesn't even make me want to donate a penny The dirt beneath your eyes tells me you lie I'm sitting back here eyeing that last piece of pie No the Earth spins not in beauty but in horrific madness Not even the almighty could have dared to plan this Saggy eyed hobos drifting souls that noone dares to know Will be the next thousand dollar opera you'll praise a fine show No more of this celebratory talk as ***** maids smocks Cannot be washed of blood as the midnight bell tock's No more wishes of nature's fortitude she does not need us My eyes my dear or eyeing south for a continental bus
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Jul 20, 2011
Jul 20, 2011 at 8:37 PM UTC
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