| Where they cast the cults
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| Was where we dropped our walking sticks
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| And we bit the suits of armor draped
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| On every boneless body bound stripped and singed
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| So ride us in
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| All they ever had to say was
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| «Madam/sir, please take care of the ones
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| That never set a swollen foot out of this town
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| And got baked alive by the sun.»
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| They had set their working clothes out
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| On the cardboard beds in the shacks and stands
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| That paid the rent of a million wealths
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| While they pissed out all the demands
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| So here we are above your grandest plans on trace
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| And on call with our youngest firestarters
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| Lighting the rags in the alcohol
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| Ignitor, this is where they left you
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| Celebrator, this is where they leave us
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| Let’s see how long you drink to the narcotized brethren
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| That provide all your elixir
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| We shaped a color to deem your charge
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| And it fit you well and it hit its mark
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| We fed the mouths that you shut
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| For fear of the lobes that heard what they had to list
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| About subtle robs and unnoticed acts
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| In the stores of the poor where will has prolapsed
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| Warning hauled through the open air
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| In your solid circle of well placed barricades
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| You had time to shelter your collected owns
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| And fall back steady on righteous roles you play
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| So here we are, so here we’ve been
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| So here is where we brand ourselves as the epidemics begin
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| Here we hold the blackout rains the refusal hymns
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| The death of praise and the rise of sins
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| Here we leave our harm as we raise our arms to the march
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| And we fill the rafts all soured and ashed
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| With the last of of the killing yards |