| I have become the worn man with the leathern skin,
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| It feels like theres a barbed pin needle chuteing rapids through my bloodstream.
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| I can see my veins throbbing opaque through my
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| bird neck skin.
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| But I would retake back all them years if Wulf would Repay my kindness with
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| Wulfs teeth.
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| It could be pork on Friday and fish on the Sabbath,
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| it could be
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| It could be pork on Friday and fish on the Sabbath,
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| If I could wear his teeth.
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| I would take my Grandson down to town
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| And we’d look on all them girls
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| Lined up on them splintered benches,
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| I flash my pumpkin toothed grin and I would get me three of them
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| Then I would give one to Petr who has yet to cut his teeth.
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| He’d have to gum them but for me with Wulfs teeth…
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| It could be pork on Friday and fish on the Sabbath,
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| It could be
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| It could be pork on Friday and fish on the Sabbath,
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| If I could wear his teeth.
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| Now Petr put me upstairs and I’m locked inside this trap. |
| There is only left
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| that six inches where I see his shadow going forward and back.
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| He slides my dinner neath those six inches and mashed it in one my traps for me.
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| He’ll quit me of this family,
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| There will be weeping and gnashing of teeth.
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| It could be pork on Friday and fish on the Sabbath,
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| It could be
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| It could be pork on Friday and fish on the Sabbath,
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| If I could wear that old Wulf’s teeth. |