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Beast Falls through the Floor

from There's Still a Kitchen in My Wallet by Kitchen Wallet

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Beast prepares for the most un-holiest of nights
But what can you expect if you want to have a few good times?
Deceit hits the conference preaches "We love low breeding."
But tonight beast wants to have just a little bit of fun.

"Who's the next to die? While I hope it's not me,
I feel like I'm still so alive."
Deceit spit spats on the TV
Ensures my life still has meaning.

All of these things so miraculously and beast doesn't have a clue
So beast holds tight clenches his bottle, his pipe, and stares down the moon
Expectations and fears have wrapped their legs around beast like a fifty dollar bill
So he stands fully bloated with his skin falling off staring at his withered door waiting for that knock knock knock

Here it comes

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from There's Still a Kitchen in My Wallet, released August 15, 2010

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