| I throw dice and darts, you dot your eyes with hearts
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| I hold a fork and knife under the guise of art
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| And chew the fat in Pig English, tapped and transmitted
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| Motherfuckers flock like Chads to a whippet
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| Daddy bad credit spill ketchup on the console
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| Pair of glowing eyes staring daggers from the foxhole
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| (God Flow) Aes stay gold like Ponyo
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| Hard headed, war-vetted, four-legged mongrel
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| Speak slow order Jim Beam shoots
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| And split hairs over if it is a Jim Reed tune
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| On the big screen, pig skins, go team go
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| In the corner there’s a cop with his whole wheat toast
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| Foreman of the flock In the last booth left
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| That the rest of us avoided cause the bathroom stench
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| On the bench there’s some papers with the local fare
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| There’s a chicken that I dated but I won’t go there
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| We face down in the soup
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| Bent like a bow or a 'bow' or a U
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| Bad guest tramps through the house in his shoes
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| You a bad, bad man or a clown with balloons
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| We face down in the soup
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| Bent like a bow or a 'bow' or a U
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| Loud as a crowd getting down at the stoop
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| Throw your oars in the air or get out the canoe
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| Winter in the shit, pinner in his lip
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| W-w-winner, winner TV dinner kids, git 'er did
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| Treasure map full of pushpins, leather on his hoof since
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| Seven-six, never with a second set of footprints
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| Lone deathworm, spinning in a Deicide time lapse
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| Freedom fighter, feed a biter Zweiback dry
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| Real Earth hides in the syntax
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| Even if you don’t take kindly to riff-raff (We do)
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| Boneheads illustrate a vessel to believe through
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| Nestled by the free green pea soup special
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| One for the mutts that walk three feet in front of their gut
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| Sipping mush out of cups
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| And still drag drills to the dig site, no way
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| No gray hairs, only silver pinstripes
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| Pills in the palms of a million dendrites
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| Just about sick of this buildings insides
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| We face down in the soup
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| Bent like a bow or a 'bow' or a U
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| Stoned to the bone, getting thrown through the roof
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| With a buzz like your wife, second strike on the Feud
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| We face down in the soup
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| Bent like a bow or a 'bow' or a U
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| Knock knock, Mallon got a crown to remove
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| Walk in with the broke, walk out with the food
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| Wild talk from the hallway steps
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| Through the sheetrock walls and the crawlspace vents
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| And his ears lopped off and a dog leg left
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| And the blood in his beard on the salt-stained ends
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| Sugar on top of his sharply worded
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| Ribbing with a gryphon in his car seat, swerving
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| Shotgun and the marquis merging
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| And his hand on the horn and a sorry sermon (My bad)
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| One eye closed like I’m Sandy Duncan
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| The other on the prize and a Stanley tough wrench
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| Paralyzed from the pant crease up
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| When he shook hands with a man in his family truck bed
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| Can’t be fun, get spoiled and streaked with
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| Malice when the Mallons get the royal treatment
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| Oils and free shit and rare collections
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| Of falcons and helmets and bears with weapons
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| We face down in the soup
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| Bent like a bow or a 'bow' or a U
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| Sleep on the couch with a mouth full of chew
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| Wake up spellbound, hellhounds on the loose
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| We face down in the soup
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| Bent like a bow or a 'bow' or a U
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| Drinking water from the spout of the fountain of youth
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| Then we foam at the mouth or we howl at the moon
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| HMM
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| Rock the spot |