The gravel galavants on the verdict
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Of the swine that was fed human remains
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It was a murder's victims
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somewhere north of the canadian border
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They ended up in your lunch break
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In which you may want to hold your breath
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'Til the dream sequence is for this one
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New rural ruins or street fed a postmodern pigeons
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These pigs were fed
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These pigs were ready to be sold
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These pigs were fed
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These pigs were ready to be sold
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Once had but now widowed
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His companion had a chance to
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Pop one out before her body gave in
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A bouncing baby gal, beautiful in posture
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She grew up with the cows 'til the cows left town
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Daddy brought home the bacon
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The bacon was in the backyard, baby
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Daddy left the ranch
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'Cause daddy had a sharp hand, a sharp hand
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Through fingers cracked from stress and cold
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Daddy fed the herd grain
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Then drank as much of the same
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These pigs were fed
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These pigs were ready to be sold
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These pigs were fed
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These pigs were ready to be sold
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Take your pigs hoof and follow it to the city
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Take this chance and go to the city
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Daddy's baby girl
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Daddy's little wanderer
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Let's go out and get jobs
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Let's go out and be all grown up
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The city is hiding underneath your bed
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The monster in your closet is eight weeks away
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You've got to saddle up now
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Daddy's baby girl is all grown up
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But you will not be there
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when she coughs up your family line
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You will be the furthest thing from her mind
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A grey ghost, a black cowboy will by the last reflection
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I will not be there, not yet
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I'm running out of time
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I'm sorry I forgot
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It's not my fault
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Greetings from the great north woods
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Greetings From The Great North Woods
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| These Arms Are Snakes |