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Verse 1
    • He slept through it, bled fluids,
    • Sank in it and swam to sea,
    • Dreaming of his killer, sticking stings in his hands and feet,
    • Sharpening the tangled teeth, twist them round his jaw liner,
    • Skewered every organ, glued loosely to his warped spine,
    • His self-seared griddled skin seems seamless,
    • Never dazzled by their flashing LED Jesus,
    • But the grainy jets of pressure spewing from a squeezed fetus,
    • Sandblasted every sleepless second from the sea creatures,
    • We, the undersigned, slumbered on the underside of HMS Slash-and-Burn,
    • Sailing through the troubled sky,
    • Face-up in some swamp as millions of jungle flies slide down our nails,
    • Curling ever longer up the vines,
    • Electric blue dagger sliced his head in two,
    • And now he's half asleep, and half ejected in a petting zoo,
    • Losing count of countless hopping sheep that never let him through,
    • Screaming, 'We'd be better off beheading you.'
    • Guess it's true.
Verse 2
    • I slept through it, let's do it,
    • Fill me in in four minutes,
    • Spend the fifth spewing disbelief until my fourth Guinness,
    • What do you mean, 'it's all finished'?
    • Fucking backstabbers.
    • Which gang of youths slashed my hammock cut from bandannas?
    • Haphazard, hazy figure drifting in the warm brine,
    • He left forty winking widows on the shoreline,
    • I swore blind I never tasted evil as I stand covet,
    • Then they saw the keys to Hell, gleaming in my back pocket.
    • [What are these?]
    • Ah, nothing.
    • I'm above suspicion, was I dreaming, drunk, propping up the pub with double vision?
    • 'Till fate brought a pile of files plundered from a sunken prison,
    • Every unforgiven act was cataloged and numbered in them,
    • [Look me up.]
    • He said it with the kind of crumpled arrogance reserved for every squashed sack of scum that runs the battlements,
    • And that was it,
    • Top board, chloroform, belly flop, trust.
    • You'll have found a bed of tenners when that penny drops.
Verse 3
    • I slept through it, bet you it backfires later,
    • Snoozing on the circle line, tapped by a stranger,
    • 'I think you missed your stop,' he said, pointing at the carbon dust,
    • Trust me, I couldn't yam the tramadol fast enough,
    • Parking up the spy plane, puking on the dashboard,
    • And cutting bits of ultra out the engine with a hacksaw,
    • Is routine procedure when you're scratching at the backdoor,
    • To every nightmarish situation you could plan for,
    • I think I saw it aura, start to end,
    • Must have steamrolled my damn face across the stars again,
    • I should have circled every murder merchant with a marker pen,
    • So when they don a mask and start charging we can laugh at them,
    • Oh well, next time,
    • Just hold this tonne of filth,
    • I'm still reeling off the cascades of multicoloured silks,
    • Just the moldy-covered guilt for the twisted little glutton,
    • I got a fist full of minutes when his finger hit the button.
Verse 4
  • Sitting on the edge of it all, pressed to the wall,
  • Marinating in some sick, sweet source evaporating,
  • These patterns changing, faster than the ill-painted, ill-faces,
  • Littered all upon them watching bill cages,
  • Tick, basic installation, lifetimes of information's,
  • Stored on the blemish of this illustration,
  • Ripped invitations, littered in a little basement,
  • 'Please attend a crash course in fitting into his equation',
  • Televised mission statement,
  • The red eye reduction can't quell the dark crimson irises behind the sunken sockets,
  • Not a knife to cut them,
  • Red hot, giant mushrooms, handshakes all round,
  • High five, fine eruption, hiding London's undercurrents,
  • Love to love them, learn to leave them,
  • One singular sun blushed, eternal season,
  • Reeling into distant futures, fingers of forgotten ages,
  • Prised off the shiny, newer models, confiscated,
  • Fetch them at the end,
  • Pixelated God's telescopic lenses, sitting taking shots,
  • The great grand electric killers never knock,
  • Apart from when they're sure you'll let them in and let them cotch,
  • Let them off,
  • They're all just naturalised, clandestine movements that tranquilise mutants,
  • That sat inside, eulogise yourself,
  • And if you're speechless, it speaks for itself,
  • Deleted in a scream and a squelch,
  • I sit in a circle where I filed a thousand solaces,
  • Cycle spinning on a ship,
  • Once I was an honest kid, office in the sky, house inspectors from the suited age,
  • Who are they?
  • Answer's on a postcard, but who can say?
  • Take these, two a day,
  • Have a lolly, shutup,
  • Of course you ate the pavement kid, you had a shoddy run-up,
  • Drug up any wide-eyed, long of the tooth, crude dreamers,
  • Grin as the ballistic missiles shoot them through their gruesome features.