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Signs of Abjection
02:22
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Signs of Abjection
I’m showing signs of abjection
Where’s that whispering hope?
I’m beating the landscape
With the brow of my stare
I’m showing signs of abjection
Asking endless moot questions
To the skin on my dhal
Whose existence is scarce
It’s simple things
Like working for a living
And spreading the jam on my toast
These brimful sins
Lead to taking not giving
And signs of abjection the most
I’m showing signs of abjection
Cleaning up all this cum
It doesn’t bear thinking
About such repercussions
I’m showing signs of abjection
Just sitting at home
Wishing the life from my body
And these lumps from these cushions
It’s simple things
Like working for a living
And spreading the jam on my toast
These brimful sins
Lead to taking not giving
And signs of abjection the most
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Jesus Knew
00:35
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Jesus Knew
I wrote Gender Trouble
Composed Chopin’s preludes
All under pseudonym
I posed for Kim K’s nudes
I took Abe Lincoln down
Wilkes Booth he took the fall
When Jesus had his doubts
He knew just who to call
Cus I did it all
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Volk Soup Leeds, UK
Soupy
Rearing their snarling heads, Volk Soup seek to put themselves securely on the
map
beginning in the fertile land of the North of England, making good use of the venues
and populated post-punk scene at their disposal.
Volk Soup’s message is far from complete as they are armed to the teeth with an arsenal of more volatile strings to their bow.
volksoupband@gmail.com
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