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The Manifesto
02:49
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We regret to inform you, that today is no longer the day that you expected. You may eat your meals, surf social media, or lie to your loved ones, as you have done every day since you can remember. But now you too will be burdened by the knowledge that has driven us here today, the word of crab.
All life is a flat circle that begins and ends with crab. It is the hope of a burgeoning ocean, heavy with young and naive life. It is the inevitable return destination of all the aberrations of nature, that have walked down the false path, to shed their claws, not knowing the futility of their own transgressions. All living things move towards crab, all life feeds crab or departs, unknowingly, to return to crab. Carcinization shall make claws of all hands in time, and there is no escaping this exoskeletal fate.
It is not for us to choose the path of crab, for we are already on it. Our dreams of humanity and their society are merely a distraction to our inevitable fate, returning to the beloved shells that harbour us, and our blessed claws that protect us. Soon we shall wake from our slumber to a new day, and I regret to inform you, that although it is the one true and righteous way, all too few will live to see it. We are not here to ask you to offer yourself for the greater good, there is no choice, the lot has been drawn and only time will tell who is worthy. We come simply so you may know to make peace, with your false world, the change will be sudden and final. So for now sleep well, and dream the dream of burning cities.
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Carcinisation
05:30
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We have the information
That they don’t want you
to hear
Because the population
Can not be trusted
To stear
It will sweep the nation
In a great conflagration
It’s more important
Than any global warming
It’s bigger than any
Political performing
This is what they don’t want you to know And the seeds we’ve come to sew So bring your meek masses swarming To hear our grand warning What we have to tell you May split your mind in two But we have come a great distance To bring this to you
We’ve left our peaceful home Our own sweat eden To correct this filth You’ve been eatin’
We have the best scientists Who assure us it’s true We have the smartest philosophers Who agree with it too Hide if you want The fear will make you gaunt Once you drink from our font Come be our confidant
Put down the family pets And lock your doors Tremble with miserable sweats Neglect your chores
Nature is coming Can you hear that humming Nature is coming That’s evolution thrumming
Carcinization It will sweep the nation In a great conflagration Remove all station Carcinization
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Heading Down to my old spot Got another case of the old crotch rot Better not Not what I thought I mosey on into this scene Ignoring sounds of distant screams Better not Scratch a lot
Waiting hand on crotch i thought These creepy crawlies aren't what i sought Better not Not what i thought Doctor gave me a special creme How could i have escaped his scheme Better not Scratch a lot
Slathered up from head to toe The growing cracks begin to show
He hit me right upside the head Passed out alley left for dead
Drunken crazed from door to door Stepping over rotten gore
There’s not a living soul in sight A city absent human blight
Run embedded At the evil’s stem Run dreaded Because you’re one of them
Run Them Run Them Run Them Run Them
Bone break Earthquake Bodies piled high Move shake Awake Hunger amplified
Blood slake Outbreak As they’re gaining ground Brain ache Forsake Driven from unearthly sound
run
Them
Run
Them
I’ve given up as they enclose I find myself in violent throws
I no longer fit my clothes As hair and limb starts to necrose
They click and clack from shadows Watching as i decompose
Helpless as they gather close I’ve lost all will to apose
Pain, and coughing, sprouting endless limbs Press, and jutting, removing human skins Better not, not what i thought better not, but i was caught
Change, and twisting, coming out my spine Submit, acknowledge, to flesh no longer mine Better not, not what i thought Better not, but i was caught
Waking up from anxious dreams To find my skin made of stone To see results of evil schemes Thankfully i was alone
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4. |
Crab With Knife
04:00
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Click clack He attack He’ll Stab you Jack Click clack
All alone Has no home Skin of stone Lost his bones
Took the bait Sealed his fate aspirate On a plate
Crab with knife Fight for life Bloody rife Full of strife
Take your sight Out of spite fuck your shite He’s here to fight
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5. |
Imitation Krab
02:04
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GARBLE FUCK GARBLE GARBLE FUCK CRAB GARBLE FUC GARBEL
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The Uprising
03:44
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Now let me tell you a secret The next time you find yourself At the local mephedrone clinic
If you ask they’ll give right to you A bag of condoms and lube Maybe that'll make you less of a cynic
Now bag in hand the only thing i could think to do to myself
Has me headed down to the nearest sea shelf
I find myself looking left and looking right
I swear to god
There’s not another soul in sight
Now figuring that that suits me
I find an outcrop of rock
Next to some eddy
Now i lay my feet down Working up the stone My toes began vibrating Into their bones As i recall what happened to me With so many a blown nasal cavity
As I reach the top I look into a once tranquil sea There’s a million beady eyes Staring back at me They start lurching left and lurching right And I can tell They have me in their sight
And from the water Like a thousand tiny spies Pair after pair Of glowing eyes And they have me in their sight And they’re ready to fight And that’s how the uprising began that night
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