I've never considered myself a bird of ill omen
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But that dog dies tomorrow
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He said some things that he shouldn't have said
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It reached my ears and now he's on the list of the doomed
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The uncertainty was driving me crazy
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It was eating me up bit by bit and even stealing my speech
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Today that I have everything clear, where, when, and also how
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He'll be short on back when I introduce him to the board
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What he did isn't done, in fact it doesn't even have a name
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I'm going to teach him to respect, I'm going to make him a man
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When I have him in my claws, it'll be his lucky day
He'll leave with expenses paid
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Sometimes I get bitter and sometimes I savor it
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When I fantasize that I jab that pharisee in the ribs
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With the tip of my rifle, tied hand and foot
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After those stabs he'll go on to turn into a seed
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Into a seed that no longer sprouts
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Not with a flood nor with an irrigating jab
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And I'm not even going to bother giving him dirt
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So that the coyotes and the vultures can have a banquet
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What he did isn't done and he did it anyway
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I didn't want to stain my boots and today I'll fill them with mud
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Let's see if he can take my claws when they rip out his soul
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And like a bird of ill omen
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And they say that every Alpha has its Omega
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And today it's my turn to be both judge and party
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Divine justice comes because it comes
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And what I have in mind is simply art