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Blind and deaf and fuckin' dumb, just like a gun. The great interrogator - shoot first, ask questions later. We grew thumbs, we're number one - wonder how come? The great annihilator is merely human nature. I'm a Glock, fully cocked, with a live one up the spout; a wisp of cordite trickles from my mouth. I'm gun, snap my tongue like a hammer in the groove; I sit and spit my hollow points at you. I'm a what? I'm a what? I'm a motherfuckin' gun - and if not, then just what would you call me...? 'Cause I'm blind and deaf and fuckin' dumb, just like a gun. The great expectorator - spit lead and unmake nature. We grew thumbs, we're number one - wonder how come? The great ejaculator - hair-trigger operator, yeah... kapow! I'm a piece, steel and grease, with a hammer for a heart; messy expressionism, my art. I am hate, I negate, uncreate, therefore I am - the hand of god a fist on the wrist of man! Blind and deaf and fuckin' dumb, just like a gun. The great intimidator - the perfect legislator. We grew thumbs, we're number one - ever wonder how come? The greatest fornicators - the great exterminators, yeah... (M. Davis)

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from How To Be A Bad Slave EP, released September 14, 2012
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