| I’ve got a chair attached to my ass for 13 hours every day
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| Add two more after and before, just getting there and away
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| Like thrown meat landing on a seat — just vegetating in decay
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| I’m squattified — too settled in, and melting into pear-shaped dismay
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| Shapes and textures etched into my back on few occasions whence I stand
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| Impressions of a cushion pressed into a lazy man
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| The furniture acts like a cookie-cutter — reforming me like wooden hands on
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| flattened dough
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| Till I tear the glue of hair and sweat and go
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| The vinyl interlocked with dimples grips my body
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| Till I’m just a finished pile of human relic on a legged place-mat
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| I fall between the tensing cracks — I feel trapped on the tracks
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| I don’t need feet — I’m levitated by the seat — yeah, I’ve got chair ass
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| Yeah, no, something gone wrong
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| Here, gone, too late, I’m done
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| My blood pools in my thighs
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| I bloat and swell cold till I rise
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| Numb I stand, arms in clammy palms, rubber bones give at the knee
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| Ankles thick but empty, couldn’t hold the gelatin mold
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| Watch the cardhouse man fold
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| Yeah, no, something gone wrong
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| Here, gone, too late, I’m done
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| Yeah, no, gone, too late, I’m done
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| Yeah, no, gone, too late, I’m done |