| Throw open the drawers in the dissection ward
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| Hone the keen of the scalpel’s dread blade
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| Scrub down the slab for toes yet to be tagged
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| And Y-shaped thoracic incisions to be made
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| Slice through the corpses that now lay before us
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| Postmortem butchery
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| Hack through the thorax with bonesaw and pick axe
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| Recreational pathology
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| In death we are brought to this, disassembly line
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| Our legacy is hacked to bits, disassembly line
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| On toe tags our epigraphs writ
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| Reduced to bone, flesh, bowels and shit, disassembly line
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| Ribcages shattered, gastric acids spatter
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| The trocar suctions sebum and bile
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| Craniotomies botched, cold blood curdles and clots
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| Staining forceps, hemostat and file
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| Rend through cold flesh, never minding the mess
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| Disorganized carnal junk heap
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| Slash limb, hands and feet, autopsy incomplete
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| Just another piece of dead meat
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| In death we are brought to this, disassembly line
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| Our legacy is hacked to bits, disassembly line
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| On toe tags our epigraphs writ
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| Reduced to bone, flesh, bowels and shit, disassembly line
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| Cankered cadavers, strewn in swollen disorder
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| An abattoir of the deceased
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| Slaughter the dead, spraying green, black and red
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| In gastric discharge I stand ankle-deep
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| Tear out the brains of the sadistically splayed
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| Indignities heaped upon their expiration
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| Shred unseeing eyes and gash venal, flabby thighs
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| With macabre, sardonic vexation
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| In death we are brought to this, disassembly line
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| Our legacy is hacked to bits, disassembly line
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| On toe tags our epigraphs writ
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| Reduced to bone, flesh, bowels and shit, disassembly line |