Conceptive city Soon to contract and birth a child of its own rats And I was waiting I've been waiting Long enough to take this town
And what was found on the wall was written by a third grader and it read "I was found like molten rats in your city unkept. In your city I wept."
Now this takes us to well-groomed children cross legged groping at Braille trying to read their creator's name. In fervor and panic wanting to go home In minivan and good smells In tandem with mom tranquilized in defense.
All your mothers and fathers, Your sisters and brothers head to hills overlooking buildings of bank's and telephone's operations. It was then they saw the born purpose. To excavate holes and reproduce. To eat the sweeping of its forefather's thoughtfulness. To eat the bygones unwanted. To spread disease in sects of three. 1-2-3. All in all there's nothing left. All in all, there's nothing left. Chicken feed left for your heirs. Streets leaked with sewage for the mind. And I was waiting, oh I've been waiting long enough to take this town. To take this town All the way down To take this town.