Turpentine

I once had a dream that you climbed a fence
And you tore out your ligaments right in my presence, oh
And with your bloody arm you attracted flies
With a stinging kind of innocence you only feel in lies, oh yeah

You spun around the spatter as I covered my lips
With a taste of clotting just as you blew me your last kiss
You finished me off with a rag and a cough
As you soaked it in your turpentine and rubbed me down right to the crotch

You continue with words as you shake and lurch
With your lily white fingers that your tears use for a perch
I once had to freeze all the dropped off limbs
Of the cold and spiney liquefied remains of all my closest friends

I knew it was you stealing all you were told
Of course it was rude biting off more then you'll chew

I gathered all their heads and reversed their eyes
So that all they could imagine was their heads engorged with swarming flies
I stripped off all their skin with a close pin on my nose
With a pitchfork I arose and I started to just dig right in