Prodigy prosody rhapsody 

Molly on me like I misspelt the name of cloned sheep Dolly

Someone’s getting robbed tonight

Clints and grykes, Wallace and Gromit

Rubbed out, I’m an eraser taking life from the pages

Taking no one alive, Jim Morrison style

Bricked up fire exit, dead pile up deep fried at the disco

Dancing bumper to bumper until flames upjumped

Temperature bump, music thumping, more heard nothing until too late

Could someone have done something to save them? Absolutely

But saying it now is pretty vacant

New metal rusted, people turned to vapour, stardust disaster

Call that star baker, in bad taste like a bootleg cover by Mayhem

Saying numbers into the receiver like I’m ordering where the waiter speaks Chinese

Making it easier to get served my three in one once a week, one in three fall to me

I’m worse than a mosquito when it comes to lifetaking, mind Australian 

How furnishings are stapled to ceilings, alien device in my ear canal

Removed on my doctor’s advice, that green rice grips me like a vice

Deptford Mice how I keep going lower, into the jaws of danger

Back stronger than a rower, tried to rack me and it broke, stoved

Took the wood and in his head I made a hole, ways manifold

Everything, duality attractive but limiting, two systems are out

New system in just in time for Y2K, flights will be safe

Or maybe they would have been anyway, still paid

Better being safe than sorry according to my old mommy

Expired johnny in my old wallet, your body

I’m back on it, old habit, ex ex alcoholic

My mind in reverse order: sex sex chronic

Triple X tales of messy club evenings and sex swings

Oakey’s on the decks, boots on like I’m making arrests

Your account in arrears while mine’s steadily swelling

I’m a mansome Samson, bringing pillars down, you’re Mr Belding

Hell week every week how I treat my unequals

Asking people on the street what two plus two equals

Results made me think mediaeval times are repeating

Is my cat a prisoner, he’s lying by the window

Hard to know what he’s thinking, what he knows.

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