A token left with judgement a memento left ajar
A secret never wanted death defying little charms
How to defend pretend selective piss-away so long neglected
pretty-frozen underground from above the odor leering

Pass the meat from which I stink of
All those leathered whether-wise

A blood stain all the wiser desperation kicks the stool
A little bruise to lose demure a staple cut and dry
In the stink of dissection decimation is the rule
In determining direction acting agent act the fool

Pass the meat from which I stink of
Putrid helping kept inside

Tincture
Warning
Second cousin to the new invention
Addictive so charming
second only to a force infusion
Tincture of lead
Be said with no remorse full of confusion
Wish to enjoy this weightlessness lay me out full worm garden

A prick upon the finger looking back like looking through
To develop in the mixture of a portion of a view
The distant elevation of a faded wicked high
Divination ask a question of a spirit for a thing you used to hide

Pass the meat from which I stink of
Passed out serving on the side
From the meat I'm suffocatin'
Cutting from the bone to hide

A noose-knit put on sweater tie it up around the arm
Looks to grip along the trigger down the barrel of a gun
Assume today a game to play cardboard house in disarray
Tremble little joker think dig it deep don't be afraid


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Full Worm Garden Lyrics as written by Sascha Konietzko Kevin Graham Ogilvie

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    Sounds like it is about heroin addiction to me.

    Outon September 19, 2009   Link

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