1. |
Flowers
02:41
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Lilies for her
and a picnic to ruin it all
He wore a tie
but could not lie
He was in it for the flesh
Lilies for her
and a fool,
Me
to ruin it all
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2. |
Billy The Brute
03:22
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He strolled slow
From the west
Straight to the church
With an axe
Trailing behind his steps
The ravens Laughed
The children Cried
The pastors in pieces
He Held the Heart in Hand
and tore into it with His teeth
Then he addressed the town
TOWNS FOLK
I DO NOT DISGUISE
THAT BEFORE YOUR EYES
IT IS I, BILLY THE BRUTE;
THE FARMER OF GODS ROOT!
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3. |
Old Habits
03:13
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Scurry in the dark
Safe from the moon
I wonder if I'm alone
I feel the heat
sear in my cuts
on the hand
and the scalp
I could Die in Here
And no one would know till the morning
Well I Wish I Would
make it hotter
and I'll find room to shiver
my thoughts are like the water
turn the knob and they're gone
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4. |
The Crime
02:56
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An oak fading
Among the scorched
and raped grain
A Colt's been drawn
And the town clocks chiming
Me thinks
Me Breathes
Me Lie
But I can't put down the iron
The wheat is coiled in crimson
And the eyes
stare
What Have I Done...
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5. |
Unanswered
03:34
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Watching my friends enjoy the light
Gorging on fruit that I'll never taste
But the cold rain kisses the pain
And brakes heavy upon my face
Jesus Christ, why don't I believe?
I seek who paints the sky
Could that be you?
I guess for now I'll
Just not know
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Leverett Craig Bloomington, Indiana
Sometimes still a kid, but mostly an old man.
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Eat and Enjoy you Fools,
Leverett Craig
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