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Meatsuit Cheapseats

from The Castle is Burning! by One Dog Clapping

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There was codekill on the verge
I stopped to decipher it
there was codekill on the verge
I stopped to take life from it

I left my skin, I left my bones, I left my footprints in the blood
There were fingerprints knocking at the door they left vibrations I couldn't trust

We make new shapes out of those imposed so the system doesn’t crash
we change these shapes before they enclose that’s how life moves amongst the trash

In the cheapseats try to see whatever you can

Kills 99% of bacteria
kills 99% of life
kills 99% of hysteria
the 99% of your life

In the cheapseats you try to see anything you can

If the boundary is fluid it’s not a boundary
if the boundary is solid you’ve got a quandary

Got the lever on the floor it isn't even hidden
got the fever but I want some more or is it forbidden

In the cheapseats you try to see everything you can

I met the Gods but didn’t know their names
they waved and walked on by
I see new Gods almost every day
I can’t be expected to remember everything!

In the cheapseats you try to see what you can
In the cheapseats you try to see anything you can
In the cheapseats you try to see everything you can

There was codekill on the verge
See the codekill on the verge
always codekill on the verge
I stopped to give life to it

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from The Castle is Burning!, released March 27, 2018

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