| Your ribcage is avulsed,
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| Mangled, chopped, and hewn,
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| Organ meats have been sundered,
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| And about your coffin strewn,
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| Latent germs deliquesce your guts,
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| Fermenting your simmering brine,
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| Upon this loathsome, steaming mass,
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| I’m predisposed to dine.
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| Dehydrated liver is quenched with grog,
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| in a gurgulating froth, dissolved,
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| In purulence ruptured, your bowel has turned septic,
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| Your innards are now devolved.
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| Intestines turn to slush,
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| Vitriolic mush,
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| Inebriating fumes, mind altering effluvium,
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| An intoxicating funeral binge on post-digestive chum,
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| Carbonated gastric stew,
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| Excreted, distilled, and imbibed,
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| A nidorous concoction fermented to proof,
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| The dead I tap, siphon, and grind
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| (Solo: «Dead drunk» by S.C. McGrath)
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| (Solo: «Consumption of inebriates and subsequent goggles of alcoholic deception»
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| by L.d. |
| Muerte)
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| (Solo: «The siphoning of liquescent dead tissue for use in the fermentation of
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| grain alchohol, and the consumption thereof» by S.C. McGrath)
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| (Solo: «A porcelain visitation» by L.d. Muerte")
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| Spirits of the dead,
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| Sip the rotting head,
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| Repulsively Imbued,
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| With Necroholic Brew… |