| My bag of tricks is down to just to a bag
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| A home for the filthy, the filthy rich’s rags
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| Fortitude for many, a humping hole for hags
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| No substitute nor substance, life on the smelter’s slag
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| I’m the scapegrace who scissors through by busline
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| See no sympathy for obstacle, the stepped on and deprived
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| Plug my ears, cover my eyes
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| But my fingers leak the cries of civilian, bombardier-evil ones, either side
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| An idle domicile of steel, bombed to a tin
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| No privacy, no profit, no prophecy to win
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| To show what she’s got inside, to show she’s wearing thin
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| To offend fuck all, if she has fuck all to defend
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| No grooves in gun sights
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| Run through the dog bites
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| Jesus and Mary might
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| Her bag of tricks is down just to a bag
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| A home for the filthy, the filthy rich’s rags
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| Fortitude for many, a humping hole for hags
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| No substitute nor substance, life on the smelter’s slag
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| When baby cries she’s mother’s little parasite
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| She bites off more than she can chew to secure her appetite
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| Mother’s got a pocket full of unheard lullabies
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| There is no groove in her bomb site
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| My friends were denied fuel by decree
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| Gassed up goons on the fumes, void all civility
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| Each shouting, «It will take a burden to break me, even on my bum knee
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| And if you can handle a little sting, it wouldn’t hurt to believe me»
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| A creed, this dying breed, huddled close in the corners
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| The framing of the fraud, the immortal mourner
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| Made to shirk the shit of battle, hearts of boron
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| A selfish, sinking ship with life rafts for the morons
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| No grooves in gun sights
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| Bullets pierce the sunrise
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| Cover your son’s eyes |