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Too Much Living
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We are
Born hypnotized by the
Earth's spin
The seas and the tide and
Fish die
No one knew they were alive
Dad died
From too much living and
mum cried
It was thanksgiving and
We were
Never the same inside
Woo ohh
There's pain
In my intestines and
I’m too
Nervous and restless and
You feel
Hollow about tomorrow
You can’t
Hide from the humans, its
Hard to
Live and not know them, And
All your pets
Will meet you in heaven
All dogs
Will go to heaven, and
All mums
Will go to heaven, and
Heaven, is a
Pool full of molecules
Heaven, is
Comfort food, for the fools
Heaven, will
Rearrange you molecules
Heaven , will
Turn you into something new
Heaven is
Digested by an animal
Heaven, its
just so fucking laughable
HAAAAA HAA
God started that war
God blew up his limbs
God smashed her to bits
God you make sick
God loaded the gun
God raped all the sons (nuns)
God is not proven
God smells like a human
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