| Under the hood, the coldwater pump
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| Lets the Monkey angels get us sick
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| Our flying flees and millipedes
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| Read our white count
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| And screen for the bug
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| The old fashioned physician treated bumps and bruises
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| Not hungry with tube feeding
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| But the new slumber party
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| Cancer can’t keep its solids down
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| We watch saints of popularity, rail thin snack on their Hollow legs
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| The hairless pairs of replicas dance and gossip
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| While at their feet are fighting fish
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| The upper half is pressing
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| Flesh-some compaign of the neurotic black heart
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| A vomit Competition
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| The autograph is a lap dance from the grammaphone No one will touch
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| Their priorities bruised, and without memory
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| They had to start turning away the ghosts
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| Of ignored parents like the old men who work the vending machines
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| Who’ve only asked to use the toilet
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| Plastic dresses ath the biotech frontier tonight
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| The pigeons are Continuous, their feathers burn toxic
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| The medicine animal is A misfit to the drum
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| Desperate to duplicate the whimper like a snapshot
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| Genetic jennies sip white zin and choose wallpaper
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| For the first boy crossbred with a sneaker’s new nursery
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| To sit Amidst change, a speak 'n' spell in his heart
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| Soon pacemakers Will be able to run for president
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| Or any creature with the proper papers
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| Until Detroit machinists, our laureates of the chariot…
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| Jesus Chrysler, cut me a break
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| Lay off the feelings and the spiders in the sink
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| And leave a depression in the wild
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| A missing man without A car alarm
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| Stuck in his knee or a pager in his palm |