| Another missing number in the jungle
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| Turned up with nothing but a loincloth to protect your tender penis from what’s
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| danger in the wildlife
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| Hushing your blood to hear a grass blade break
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| Beneath live them fang, where the edible are thread
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| A clump of thieves' teeth are hung, strung around your neck
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| Book of matches in your left hand. |
| Something sharp in your right
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| Fact: When one first arms themselves to kill, they will be lucky to fall,
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| even the old or the ill
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| And while the killing will grow easy, it will never grow less complicated
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| Why, what kind of killer are you?
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| Did you dig through its death unflinchingly?
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| Or did you just shut your breath and survive?
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| What kind of killer are you? |
| Did you decide?
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| You’d rather starve than go on taking this day?
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| Does a bachelor’s degree arm one as it guts its prey?
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| Did you still feel deathful?
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| When one first (h)arms themselves to kill, they will be lucky to fall,
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| even the old or the ill
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| Killa'! |
| Is you is, or is you ain’t?
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| Will you always eat around the wishbone or thank the carcass you’re carving for
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| what’s all destruction?
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| And do you still feel deathful with only matches, weapon, and less questions?
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| Would you now dissolve small slices of unraveled human arm on your good tongue?
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| Or would you now dig past your sausage stomach from the rungs of the ill over
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| the young?
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| And is this the fork to which you’ve come, a choice where there is none?
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| Knowing only to survive is quite deathful in the one dusk of what’s done
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| And so I ask, what kind of killer are you or will you become?
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| Did you dig through its death unflinchingly? |