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  • 作词 :  
    So I pushed and pushed and pushed them, through the towns and through the
    bushes and the word was spreading like a lie. "Come and see the holy
    two-some. They can heal and they can do some things that no one ever did
    before." And so they came for holy healing, both the belching andthe
    squealing, and the ones who maybe just were bored. Down the aisle they
    slowly paraded, while I smiled and masqueraded as the kindly keeper of the
    touch. Kneeling them along aa line, I taped a tiny piece of pine upon the
    chin of each and every one. And then from this a copper wire stretched
    across a tubeless tire and ended in a round and reddish clamp. Then at
    once the fees were taken, and the apprehension shaken for the twins would
    silently appear. Full of life and love and smiling knowing not that all
    the while I too was smiling to myself inside. Silently I stood between
    them holding up the crimson gleaming circle with the ends now pried apart.
    Then I lifted up the cover softly like it was my lover and I felt them
    shudder as they sighed. As I clampedthe metal on it, something like a
    liquid donut shimmered as the holy union flexed. Then the people screamed
    and shouted, as the donut grew and spouted little bitty dust balls made of
    fire. And these soon enough descended down the lines and finally ended at
    the screams of joy and pain and fear. For soon the cripples would be
    walking and the dummies would be talking but no one knew exactly how or
    why.
  • 作词 :  
    So I pushed and pushed and pushed them, through the towns and through the
    bushes and the word was spreading like a lie. "Come and see the holy
    two-some. They can heal and they can do some things that no one ever did
    before." And so they came for holy healing, both the belching andthe
    squealing, and the ones who maybe just were bored. Down the aisle they
    slowly paraded, while I smiled and masqueraded as the kindly keeper of the
    touch. Kneeling them along aa line, I taped a tiny piece of pine upon the
    chin of each and every one. And then from this a copper wire stretched
    across a tubeless tire and ended in a round and reddish clamp. Then at
    once the fees were taken, and the apprehension shaken for the twins would
    silently appear. Full of life and love and smiling knowing not that all
    the while I too was smiling to myself inside. Silently I stood between
    them holding up the crimson gleaming circle with the ends now pried apart.
    Then I lifted up the cover softly like it was my lover and I felt them
    shudder as they sighed. As I clampedthe metal on it, something like a
    liquid donut shimmered as the holy union flexed. Then the people screamed
    and shouted, as the donut grew and spouted little bitty dust balls made of
    fire. And these soon enough descended down the lines and finally ended at
    the screams of joy and pain and fear. For soon the cripples would be
    walking and the dummies would be talking but no one knew exactly how or
    why.