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Mauri's Famous Café

by Decapitation In The Food Court

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It's a question of stuffing
My slippery daguerreotypes
Down foie gras throats
It's a question of nothing
Two-hundred fifty-third today
Double tapping vomit notes
It's the means of avoidance
Citrus scent thesaurus
Gumming up gigs leaves things porous
It's the lack of a chorus
Corroding the meat off the bones
Into a flare that only you would know

I will envy you naked in some metastasis oasis
(You could have it all)
Excessively explaining and extending my expatriated love
(Lined up just to fall)
Running from gravity
(Into your fucked up orbit)
A changed hanged man
(Artificially asymmetric best friendships)
Splattered in a Rorschach you're gliding on the lips
And their wavy secretions
(Empty threats to just as empty silhouettes)
Selective deletions of truth over time
Might let this last forever

When the stained glass window shatters
From the suicide next door
Won't you come down softly
When we run right down esophageal lining
Ignore the fact we'll drown
And smile at me from the drivers seat one more time
When I scratch myself to death
Come pick apart my skin again
In somnambulant clenching of my
Fingertips searing grip around my innocence
Self-absorbing satisfaction buses sadly boarded but I'll sometimes miss

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released March 23, 2022
JOE CARR (MONOM) ON VOX/RYTHYM GUITAR/MIXING
EVAN SEKIGUCHI ON LEAD GUITAR
LEAH TRITABAUGH ON BASS/VOX
EVAN BLAD ON KEYS
BEN WOODARD ON DRUMS
EXTRA VOCALS BY DAVID BERNAUER, JULIAN MIRQUE, DANNY DEVITO, AND LARRY DAVID

SPECIAL THANKS TO MAURI'S FAMOUS CAFÉ IN MY HOMETOWN OF MUNDELEIN ILLINOIS, GET THE CHILAQUILES WITH OVER EASY EGGS AND BACON

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