Dead mediocrities
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Dead mediocrities
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By and by the world is shattered
Splinters in the eye of someone
A razor in my brain's en train
To cut to pieces subject's pics...
Tremendous words, idle meaningless gossip
"¡Hablo nada!" - tongues are breaking
With the syllables of national'ty
Cruel and shameless-
Halleluiah!-
Killing deserves the name o' "human"
Pining for the obvious hysteria
In new forms the old swastika
Send the angel from the angle
Back to where his mind belongs
But never forget to give an answer
Reasons' what the world's needing!
You find yourself in material
There's no steady point outside your body
Make it yours, getcha own
A razor in your brain's en train
To cut to pieces subject's pics...
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