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Rotisserie


It dangled from the tree there   I kiss the burning feet I tasted hells rotisserie  I now fear hells reprieve  To see myself in 3rd person The reaper hunts for me So ill billow out in laughter  To see normal people bleet I hide my pain with compliments And smile from cheek to cheek  I tasted hells rotisserie  I fear that evil tree  Carved out in paradox my sins wrote the hew Through my actions grow the branches And my pain that makes the rope One day I'll be swinging there  The stench of burning meat Come taste hells rotisserie  And listen to me bleet
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