The Wood Chipper
I’m gonna put you
In a wood chipper, baby
Feet first maybe
And the crimson colors
Will match the autumn leaves
I’ll pack your bags
And drive your car to an airport
They’ll think you’re on vacation
Use your credit cards
At a random gas station
I’ll never get caught
Because I’m too smart
You are tempered with the earth
Your flesh and blood gives birth
To beautiful plants and flowers
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I’m just a blue collar guy from Omaha, Nebraska. I like punk rock and foreign art house movies but I’m catholic and a conservative who voted for Trump. It puts me at odds with all the artsy hipsters. I don’t really fit in anywhere. Artsy people are all atheists and liberals and conservatives don’t like the art I like. Being different sucks. I really don’t get along with anyone.
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