| «That's your prison, come kings, and, and crowns and things, and diamonds that
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| shine into. |
| That’s why witches call and crawl, and they come through with lots
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| of fright. |
| And their eyes are wide, and be in the sanctum of that invoked the
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| spirits of, and the cold stones of the tree’s graveyard’s lives.»
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| The graveyard’s life
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| «You have no ideas you’re praying to rascals? |
| Little rascals? |
| ««They was eating them! |
| They was feeding them to the zoo! |
| They were coming back
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| from another passage that was covered with shit!»
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| «Oh, no. |
| Not that again, that’s what they said to me before I died the last
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| winter. |
| It got so cold, my wife died and my children were frozen stiff!
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| And I thought to myself, 'There must be a god somewhere, he’s in here maybe!
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| ' If we could just trick somebody to believe that we had a god, we might be
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| able to rob them, and take away all of their goodies, what do you say?
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| You think we should do it? |
| You think we should get together and strike out
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| against the enemy?»
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| «Who's the enemy Joe? |
| Who’s our enemy?»
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| «We are,»
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| «What do you mean we are? |
| We can’t be the enemy. |
| How can we be the enemy?»
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| «Because we are fighting against ourselves,»
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| «You're fighting against yourselves? |
| That’s not very smart.»
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| «What kinda stiff do ya think?- Actually, brain dead. |
| It’s what the living
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| call- it’s what the living call life and, it don’t even have a train.»
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| «No train?»
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| «No, they took away they train,»
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| «What are you gonna do without no train when the truck stop?» |