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Support your local drug dealer, **** your local poets Protest the local governance and burn your houses to the ground We don't need them anymore, not where we're going So rise to your feet and sweep away the apathy this is a call to arms, your swollen scarred weather-beaten arms Take your loved ones and dispel your desires the Id  and Ego will die soon and we can bury them beneath the beetroot blood red desires of the human psyche dissipate All your instinct are an lies Here in lies, a truth you despise Oh, the world in your eyes After death, again we can rise
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 5:48 AM UTC
There Was Once An Old Man That Walked With Strident Gait and He Had Wild ****** Features and I Saw Him Everyday As I Walked To School But We Never Spoke and I Sometimes Still See Him, Walking Passionately and Wearing Bright New Trainers...
Support your local drug dealer, **** your local poets Protest the local governance and burn your houses to the ground We don't need them anymore, not where we're going So rise to your feet and sweep away the apathy this is a call to arms, your swollen scarred weather-beaten arms Take your loved ones and dispel your desires the Id  and Ego will die soon and we can bury them beneath the beetroot blood red desires of the human psyche dissipate All your instinct are an lies Here in lies, a truth you despise Oh, the world in your eyes After death, again we can rise
Full Title: There Was Once An Old Man That Walked With Strident Gait and He Had Wild ****** Features and I Saw Him Everyday As I Walked To School But We Never Spoke and I Sometimes Still See Him, Walking Passionately and Wearing Bright New Trainers With A Smile on His Face and Fists Clenched But Swinging at His Side, Though I Haven't Seen Him For A While and I Realised That One Day He Might Die and I Won't See Him Again
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Jul 5, 2014
Jul 5, 2014 at 5:48 AM UTC
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