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Sweet Little Beast
03:55
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Barbarians
03:48
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officer, please dig me up
that's not my leg, that's not my scar
officer, there's been some mistake
that's not my leg
what would theodore think?
pacing his cage
spent the day picking apples
does she think that's okay?
that's okay
I can't condone
but he's right, you know
they won't televise it
I've tried, I've asked
not that anyone pays me much
attention, anymore
savages, they called them
savages in the sand
we've relayed our regret
for unintentional loss
officer, please dig me up
please dig me up
that's not my leg, that's not my cause
officer, there's been some mistake
that's not my leg
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Blues to David Markson
04:17
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Dragonaut
06:55
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Craigslist Sorcerer
03:11
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Babies
03:16
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have you ever seen a baby eat its own kind?
have you ever cum to the slip of a breadknife?
through the heart of man, found in a greyhound station
offer a couch to crash and a washcloth of chloroform
have you ever felt the winds of change a'comin?
seen the little fears in the husks of meat around ya?
they all know that we're all hurtling straight to hell
as if this fucking rock were anything to knell
have you ever swum in a pool of veal?
have you ever felt his trachaea give in?
have you ever tasted the smoke of a young martyr?
have you ever felt like maybe you're some grossly incompetent god living in a drowning world of your own creation, feeling bad for the sorry sacks of shit that you made when you were drunk?
well, I have
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7. |
The Finest Milkmen
03:34
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