Foetus - Spat lyrics

wake and break delayed geometry your face your lips your waking travesty oh self control and a shame that lasts forever aerosol - it'll dissipate your hip horray and my anxiety and the spill you made never goes away it'll be here til independence day break thru the gla** swim to the shore turn on the gas settle no more break thru the gla** towing your state hide all our clothes for its too late the pebbled one reached for his shining rag his word is not as good as the flash paper that it's written on evaporates on contact as soon as it drifts from his flaccid lips peach lapodeans, shortening bread and night rites flower between the crackles in the concrete pressed down by weed k**er, civil disobedience and community service one door closes and another one opens i keep you in a gla** case and take you our when you're needed too long in the tooth if it bleeds it breeds five fingers of fire got extinguished too soon if he never met her he might still be alive old ghosts come our of the woodwork and prove their grayness, never shutting up all a-smother the noose squeeze tighter and the air is so dense you could slice it like cheesecake drunk dreams bring bad memories of scoring on the far east tip of long island a five hour round trip don't let the bedbugs bite blue black bruises and dried red roses that was some good sh** he brought around i don't mean to bother you but that chick's not breathing nurse please get me a morphine drip and change these soaking bandages they're stuck to the appendages don't burn your bridges don't burn your bridges before they're hatched malignant rumor malignant tumor melanoma melanoma thru the hole in the ozone layer gots to keep out those evil uv rays yes, he is the king and his sunset lies waiting for dawn but his presence portends disaster a black cloud is looming he brings it by the sack a little thing called ...bad luck break thru the gla** swim to the shore turn on the gas settle no more break thru the gla** towing your state hide all our clothes before it's too late