An Ode to Locksmiths
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An Ode to Locksmiths
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Been given the keys I knew I'd receive
Be careful what you're asking for
Thy rod and thy staff simply twelve toned math
An earful opening all doors
Simon the roman gone fission for man
If you're caught is to be freed come open your lock
By using a rock or sowing the proper seeds
Woe to thee all woman of land, air, sea
Adam was the serpent apple tween his knees
Deduced by a snake worshiped by nations
Banished forth from eden it's the male who is satan
From the tree of knowledge (a metaphor for sex)
Plucked, a ripened globs of fruit that of her innocence
Since forbidden resisted forcing her to taste
Now I know why girls hate boys, cause Eve was, in fact, raped
We ain't goin home, got nowhere to go
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