| Waiting on the platform in the living elevator |
| Dead panning |
| Head pounding |
| Wading onto a plank without footing |
| Dropping while the pace of the blade is increasing |
| Unlocking a pounding centrifugal feeling |
| Turning whipping |
| Keeping me bolted while falling downward on a liquid locomotive tunneling into |
| the ground |
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| If or when I'm taken by the limb would anyone come for me? |
| Now that you've been lifted |
| What is left to kill or care for? |
| I get up spitting blood |
| Hacking up my lung and liver |
| Blocking out internal pain |
| So I can see her though a pane of liquid glass |
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| Every time I wait in line to board the ladder I get sicker |
| On the conveyor of mass contagion |
| I inhale a constant deadly wind of toxic human expulsion |
| Amid famine plague and dysentery |
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| Yet I never leave |
| The crippled curling up in line |
| Band together in defence against the men |
| Whose hunger unabated escalated to cannibalism |
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| Cutting up the weak and dead |
| Eating what they know will kill them |
| No-one breaks the line to help |
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| Tainted meat will take them out |
| And if I choose to fight I'll never see her |
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| Looking back is death |
| Here one must give up their mind and moral binding |
| Black out the culprit and never look up |
| For what's above with stab its hand into you |
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| Looking up is death |
| Focus on nothing but getting inside |
| The falling carrion ladder |
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| Finally making it out of the deadlock and into the barricade |
| I behold the Carrion Ladder |
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| The heart of the cavern is swelling and beating |
| It's ominous arteries open injecting me |
| Deep into the carrion ladder |
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| If I were taken by the limb before you could you visit me? |
| Could you bear the line? |
| Would you even care to stay alive alone |
| Save for the image of me tearing up our only son? |
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| I'm waiting in a mine |
| Melding with a non newtonian vertical propeller |
| To beg or be a hunter |
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| Coming here watching your skin fill up |
| Like you were never real before the slaughter |
| Inflated back to life |
| To mimic recalling the feeling of killing |
| Everyone but me around you |
| Imitating every inch of her perfectly |
| Down to the stench of her lust emanating through the prison |
| Crying and pleading and tainting her memory |
| Taunting me begging for freedom aware of the life that she took away |
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| Down here they are not the same |
| Laying hollowed dead until the limb decides to fill them |
| Dormant translucent casings test my will to survive |
| What kind of plan is this to live out the end of days |
| In a tunnel tortured by the replication of a loved one? |
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| The choice of feast or famine |
| Do I stay and starve myself |
| Or take her out as red Goliath bait |
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| Down here they are not the same |
| Laying hollowed dead until the limb decides to fill them |
| Dormant translucent casings test my will to survive |
| What kind of plan is this to live out the end of days |
| In a tunnel tortured by the replication of a loved one? |
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| The choice of feast or famine |
| Do I stay and starve myself |
| Or take her out as red Goliath bait |
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| Take her out as red Goliath bait |
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| Goliath meat will let me live |
| And if I stay down here I'll never eat it |
| Sparing her is death |
| One must give up their mind and moral binding |
| Looking back is death |
| Looking down is death |
| I rip her from the carrion ladder |
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