The Poconos

Reference to various lodging options and religious imagery, suggesting a mix of mundane and spiritual elements.

Mentions of dangerous elements like razor blades, jailbait, and overdose, possibly reflecting on risky behaviors.

Waking up without a blemish or knowledge of past actions, hinting at hidden or secretive activities.

Alludes to undisclosed events during the winter in the Poconos, a location that becomes a focal point for the narrative.

Describes various characters and scenes with a mix of gritty and surreal imagery, portraying a complex and unconventional world.

Fab five time out and the hide out kids

Honey comb collective and the tae-bo kick

Little Billy posted by the blinds loaded

No shit, the swivel of the bar stool baddy

Pimp lane signal the single car pool caddy

Water witching the grinch in

His large flat feet

Stitching his initials in skins

And begins laughing

Bring back his body keep frosty

The eyes in the hill won't be

Still till they see raw meat

Hung from a hook in a nook

Of the barns loft beams

Auctioned and sold to the

Farmer in Charles charging

Antenna fender remember the raw dealings

Hard wired fired the liars abroad stealing

Spinning wheels for the meal

Of the dog heeling

Your hands under my feet and

OG’ing the caught feelings

Dressed in his sloppy suit

You can hear him screaming from

Inside the locker room

Just another day in paradise pastrami chew

That leaves you face caved Aes

Make um Wally moose

Invitations to trust, references to death, and salutations to various figures, combining dark humor and religious allusions.

There's room on the floor and

More in the front seat

The stuff in the trunk is

Just drugs and punk zines

No I've never driven and yes

Death becomes me

Hail the king, hail a cab, hail satan

Hail Zuul and the full that I'm paid in

Hail the queen, hail the chief, hail Caesar

Hail Mary and carry in the believers

Introduces new events in the Poconos during the summer, involving a rescue gunner, a test tube butterfly, and mysterious actions.

Test tube butterfly swollen throat

Death cruise trucker bribe know one knows

What you did last summer in the Poconos

Continues with vivid and intense descriptions of scenes and characters, maintaining a surreal and slightly ominous tone.

Close with it's own PS "kick rocks"

City a necropolis for clipped locks

Tire piles, broken bones, cloven toes

Piss-pots troma quotes exploding onto

Rotoscoped film stock

Firecane, half comotose, all killshot

Further exploration of bizarre scenarios, incorporating pop culture references and a sense of lawlessness, with a focus on criminal activities.

Twinkle twinkle little sinkhole

Drinking decorative flamingos

Stippling a plastic lawn, picket fences

Cats and dogs mallon juke left in

Bumper-to-bumper hazards on

Balance off, blackout

Back for the Munsters marathon

Gather bad medicine, duffel bag, canteen

Etch a sketch

Hula popper, cash, plaid pendleton

Smash and grab everything tetris'd

In the sprinter

With the "I'd Rather Be Cutting the

Head Off a Serpent" sticker

Perfect, dead youth flowin' old habit's

The getaway bus ride only so magic

Fact, he mostly know the

Company of roustabouts

Icky rathskellers where they sell lunch

With the power out our gang

Wallop on some honestly it's now or now

Donkey in his crosshairs

Bobby taking Bowser down

Repetition of the invitation to trust, references to death, and salutations, creating a thematic connection with the earlier verses.

There's room on the floor and

More in the front seat

The stuff in the trunk is

Just drugs and punk zines

No I've never driven and yes

Death becomes me

Hail the king, hail a cab, hail satan

Hail Zuul and the full that I'm paid in

Hail the queen, hail the chief, hail Caesar

Final acknowledgment of Hail Mary and carrying in the believers, possibly concluding the narrative with a religious reference.