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originally posted by: theantediluvian
The altar seven stories bit seems like it might be a reference to Numbers 23:1 "And Balaam said to Balak, Build me here seven altars, and prepare me here seven bullocks and seven rams."
originally posted by: skunkape23
When in doubt, just say "Baby." It worked for Zeppelin.
I want to agree with deception but it makes the use of the words "lies" in the same line redundant?
originally posted by: theantediluvian
a reply to: November5
I want to agree with deception but it makes the use of the words "lies" in the same line redundant?
An elaborate deception could involve multiple lies.
It's definitely "We'd love her brutally"
the line before I think is "sac-charine-ly sweet [?-ing"]" could be nothing, laughing or even young thing.
two-faced and then it really sounds like "good" and then probably "at" and here again it's definitely something ending with "ing" and it sounds like possibly "laughing"
so that would be:
sac-charine-ly sweet [?-ing]
two-face, good (at?) [?-ing]
honestly they both kind of sound like "laughing" which would seem implausible
also:
I think the first line here is:
worship becomes slander
find a new commander
poison makes you [?]
It's not plunder, it's sounds an awful like candor but that wouldn't make any sense as it's a noun, unless it's not "make"