My Part
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My Part
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Today I'll meet a man
He likes me so much, he could eat me (german proverb)
Soft parts but also hard ones
Standing on the menu
Because you are, what you eat,
And you know, what it is
It's my part- (No)
My part (No)
There- that's my part (No)
My part- (No)
The blunt blade good and nice
I bleed heavily and I feel bad
Also have to fight with fainting
I'll keep on eating with cramps
It's peppered so well and so nicely flambéed
And so lovingly served on porcelain
To that a good wine and fine candle light
Yes, I'll let it take time, there must be some
culture
Because you are, what you eat,
And you know, what it is
It's my part- (No)
My part (No)
There- that's my part (No)
My part- (No)
A scream will fly to the sky
Will cut through angels gaggle
from the clouds fall feathermeat (?)
at my childhood with shrieking
Because you are, what you eat,
And you know, what it is
It's my part- (No)
My part (No)
There- that's my part (No)
My part- (No)
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