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Makeshift Patriot The Flag Shop Is Out Of Stock Hang Myself...Half Mast Makeshift Patriot The Flag Shop is Out of Stock I hang
includes neutralization Complement activation and degranulation Of mast cells [Verse 2] Classical pathway Of complement Is activated primarily By IgM This
Man with 100 cells, the Refusing what you are given You want things to be the old way Resisting the revolutions Changes are coming anyway
doing well No, I'm feeling like hell But I cannot say too much Thinking I'm in good health Now I'm covered in welts From my mast cells flaring up
sides; above her swell Huge sponges of millennial growth and height; And far away into the sickly light, From many wondrous grot and secret cell Unnumber'd
unrelenting I'm scheming I'm scheming to get one leg up Pats on the back go break it go bluff Break through the cell door but I am not tough Storm through
bass whooping ass smoking grass living fast Rebel flag flying in a truck bed half mast Rolling through the hollow black smoke coming from the stacks Work
the consequences of a broader connection So if a cell phone tower on an island falls Can’t nobody make the call Did it ever really happen at all You throw your phone
it And it's got a mast So you gotta think fast Comes with a drum So you're gonna have fun And don't forget you cell So you friends can tell And if you
cells are tweaked From insane levels of heat From the fish with the carnivorous teeth Finesse in the shot Connecting the dots We working the spot Were
They said tell God all your plans If you wanna make Him laugh Well I feel like Lt. Dan With no legs to mast But I'm still sailing through this life
All i ever wanted was a sail Bottles how i get all of my mail White flag up on the mast hung with a nail But the wind is always blowing like a snail
mind That they were scared I'd make my head burst I know the game well I know that pain sells Put me in a prison And I'll turn it to a brain cell Don't
don't need you I can do it myself Then go ahead throw me in a cell Pick up the pen Write something that will sell Tell me it ends well I'll tell you
Why try when subject to fail I'm sick of the emptiness inside my soul It fuels my pain I can't break free from this cell I'm chained to the walls I
got no soul I go to speak but nothing comes out I open my mouth and spiders crawl out One chair in the cell that I sleep in Concrete floor where I
Walking on this earth I'm just a mass of cells I'm selling shirts again hold up let me master sales Then sail the world with just a mast and sails Success
Cornell And all the autogenous laws my genes gave my mast cells Jor-El Jor-El I say Owen Wilson "wow" when I see you But really, you are just a meatbag
Chelsea Manning woke alone to a pestering smell the prison cell walls leaking death through her hell this isn't the life that she wanted to lead
If I was a sailor I would sail right past you. All the chords aboard my ship tying me to the mast, you couldn't tear me away. Eyes fixed forward
its a trap The towers fell, froze the clocks Half-mast flags at every stop So I swapped some books for my building blocks And put that airplane in
black seas of delirious foam Tied to the masts of the med-evil ships And all my exploits ended in terror Murder torture oracular trips Nothing 'round
on a couple stinkers of the past But the sinkers of the mast Have lingered in the grass Deactivated by a massive tinkerer of glass Issues now structured like
Boarding pass customs at the border bags pass Bought a bad batch on the corner caught a bad rap Flag that, fly the flag half mast then caught a flashback My
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