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Lord Of The Machines Lyrics


Insania Lord Of The Machines


slowly quite slowly struggles a word of thirst out of his mouth slowly quite slowly opens itself a backyard's door out on the masonry serving machines lie in wait and a dead plumptree rips off the passing by dog's tail

slowly quite slowly it dawns a boy is swallowing slowly quite slowly the bones of the right little finger of his father down the door in backyard closes no more the masonry was just a set the nightwatcher movie a wild slaughter of ancient sewing art in known lands

the nightwatcher isn't interested in that no more while the interested do not watch the night go on

and the tree - as you will see it is now lord of the machines and they are - away too far they're sewing a black stole for it slowly - you always watch the winter passing by slowly, slowly - the winter's passing by

the dogs they are no more have eaten too much plum the boy is also nearly full his father - the nightwatcher - he isn't interested in he's rather not thirsty with the nails of sewing machines in his mouth no dogs will bite him



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