Doctrinal Expletives

J. WALKER, M. AMOTT, W. STEER

A play on words, or words on play
Last chapter, verse in the final act
Words well scripted, each sentence choking
Inaudible gag, blanket which suffocates
As you eat another's words
Malnourished, you starve

Silence has a definition
Vocabulary of muted diction
Precise thought to miscomprehend
Ambiguity in high resolution
Articulate expletive fiction
Open to misinterpretation - so precise
(Silence has a definition
A vocabulary of muted diction
Articulate, expletive)

Condensed meaning, making no sense
Open mouth the lines
In stressed expression, understand the silence
The piercing calm, sour music to your ears
As you regurgitate another's words
In their shallowness you drown

A play on words, making no sense

Which makes no sense
Which makes nonsense

Trivia about the song Doctrinal Expletives by Carcass

When was the song “Doctrinal Expletives” released by Carcass?
The song Doctrinal Expletives was released in 1993, on the album “Heartwork”.
Who composed the song “Doctrinal Expletives” by Carcass?
The song “Doctrinal Expletives” by Carcass was composed by J. WALKER, M. AMOTT, W. STEER.

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