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SPIT
01:19
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spit onto the ground
a puddle of life
bound to dissolve
and leave nothing behind
putrid it is
to step in such things
but each step will spread
the life of the spit
a long line of spit
from step to step
each one depressed
for they know they'll dissolve
they see the rain
and they feel the pain
they feel strung out
they are rinsed out
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2. |
swamp
01:10
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swimmin' in the swamp
the dirty, murky swamp
where things go to die
where animals cry
and we don't ask why
trugin' through the swamp
strugglin' with each stomp
we need regeneration
from original sin
or it'll pull us in
everybody join me in the swamp
where things linger way too long
let your worries sink on in
they can slog along down in the bog
everybody come join me
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