| Lying here
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| Inside a song
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| It seems
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| Inside every song I’ve ever read
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| Written not by a bloodthirsty man
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| But a shock-hungry trend
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| Rags of flesh discarded on the ground
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| Eyes and ears hastily carved from heads
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| While a frustrated surgeon searched for something he feared he’d never find
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| The flies have long since settled on their feast
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| Breeding maggots in the eyesockets of the deceased
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| The walls and floor undulate under tiny beasts
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| Amidst the chaos and all the unclean a body lay cold
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| Yet cared for
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| Stitched up
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| Yet pristine
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| A bedside jar held entrails waiting to be fit inside her empty shell
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| She rested
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| Queenlike
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| In this fragrant hell
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| Her arms smooth and white
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| Sewn to hands missing fingers
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| My gaze trembled up her delicate neck
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| And I noticed her mouth was opened wide
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| Her pale hair flowed down to the floor
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| Brushed and clean
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| And next to several organs in glass
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| Floated two large blue eyes
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| Footsteps trampled down stairs
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| He was dragging another lucky bride
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| I balled my fists
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| Flexed my legs
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| And cursed my restraints
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| A bad taste left in my mouth from biting through tape
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| Trying to build the perfect woman I see
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| How very creative
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| A love you can customize
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| How many donors did you volunteer
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| Now flayed
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| Displayed
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| And forgotten in dark corners if not for the stench they emanate
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| Am I joining the ranks
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| What part of my body will you attach to hers |