Paramedic's Change of Heart

from Irreversible Surgical Failure by Melting Rot

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Just another day
Working 9 to 5
Someone rings up 9-1-1
I have to go and drive
My ambulance and stretcher
There for emergencies
Try to assess the patients
And realize they are the disease

Put them all to sleep
Fill them up with drugs
Give myself some oxygen and inject fluid into their lungs
Maybe check their pulse
If everything's still okay
I'll open up the ambulance doors and throw them out onto the freeway

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from Irreversible Surgical Failure, released March 16, 2018

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