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All About Eve ~ Suppertime


Innocence, smiles in the playground As a grey man, touches her hair "sweets for a pretty girl ?" But she's not such a silly girl As she slaps the hand away Poison on my plate, so hungry i ate Poison on my plate, so hungry I feel, the steel, inside Our mouths open wide We sharpen our teeth, and flexing our jaws We bite the hand that feed us He grows to be big and strong Eats the vegetables, joins their family The ignorance he found Helps the medicine go down Helps the stale untruths taste nicer Poison on my plate, so hungry i ate Poison on my plate, so hungry The lies, disguise wears thin The fasting begins The scraping of chairs, cutlery screams When may we leave the table ? more free lyrics

Innocence, smiles in the playground
As a grey man, touches her hair
"sweets for a pretty girl ?"
But she's not such a silly girl
As she slaps the hand away

Poison on my plate, so hungry i ate
Poison on my plate, so hungry
I feel, the steel, inside
Our mouths open wide
We sharpen our teeth, and flexing our jaws
We bite the hand that feed us

He grows to be big and strong
Eats the vegetables, joins their family
The ignorance he found
Helps the medicine go down
Helps the stale untruths taste nicer

Poison on my plate, so hungry i ate
Poison on my plate, so hungry
The lies, disguise wears thin
The fasting begins
The scraping of chairs, cutlery screams
When may we leave the table ?

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