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HORRIBLE SUBURBAN LITTLE DEATHS the parakeets there often looked so sad and puffed up and the gerbils were pretty scruffy but the other rodents seemed to be ok and every now and then a new parakeet or finch or turtle would arrive that showed a little bit of extra sunshine the monotony of the store had a chance to grind them down I would take them home with me I figured this one out when the cat knocked over the cage and I saw little pink things squirming in the cedar but two of them survived then got this weird hamster disease where their testicles swelled up to the size of golf balls the monotony of the store had a chance to grind them down I would take them home with me home with me, home with me and eventually they would die horrible, freaky, suburban little deaths. he'd climb up on the wall, take them out of the cage and eat them then deposit them behind the sofa he'd lift up his left paw and knock it flat against the wall and I'd hear a crack… CHORUS |