| In the quiet color cutting of another splendid sunset
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| On the spit of wire spun between two telephone pole necks
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| Sits an awful fevered murder of crows
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| Itching the dusk with the call that only they can lay low
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| And so that day they did unwittingly dispose
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| Themselves to the appetite behind all O
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| Men yet not comprehending their stick in the scheme
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| Of the prey-on-prey ballet of ending day
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| Prey-on-prey ballet of ending day (x4)
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| Those crows
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| Twitching with the omen they’ve become on earth
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| Several thousand thick in a fit
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| Of everything but empty
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| Those crows sicked, their starving wings
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| On choking out the sun fall’s sinking pinks
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| Surrounded by the wellwater black of near night and become
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| Those crows dove into the quiet of the half sunken in sun
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| To set themselves against the same take-spark that aches in men
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| Their die, their dive, and their dire became them
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| And all that barged into the sunset’s wellwater pith of a sky seeming what if,
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| we’re spit back out to doom and sings of flocks of forks with wing
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| An obvious and ominous earth ode and grand
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| To the soaring sordid appetite (the soaring sordid appetite) (to the soaring
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| sordid appetite) of man
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| The sky has always been a complex death of all its hunting things
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| And so (cause) So (cause) shall the crow (cause)
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| Cuts its throat’s most awful cough
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| From its heavy metal song |