The basement incinerator
Is where they'll put the head
Hose the floor and clean the room
Anywhere they bled

Into boxes go the bags
Fill the space with rocks
In the dark of night
He throws them off the docks

Rotting in the river
Never to be found
Under tons of concrete
Deep beneath the ground

From behind he grabs his mouth
The blade goes to his neck
Bulging veins pumping blood
He struggles to protect

If you don't cut open the stomach
The corpse will rise and float
The victim is discovered dead
Rotting organs bloat

The killer chops the body
With a scalpel and an ax
The parts are then drained
And put into the sacks

Grab the neck, Slit the throat, take the life
Hang the corpse - Prepare to drain the blood

Bone saw, meat cleaver, filleting knife
Carve the corpse - Dissect him in the tub

Smash the teeth, slice off scars, crush the bones
With a crowbar - scrape off all tattoos

If you don't cut open the stomach
The corpse will rise and float
The victim is discovered dead
Rotting organs bloat

The killer chops the body
With a scalpel and an ax
The parts are then drained
And put into the sacks

Chunks of a skull
Sawn in half bones
Body is found
Killer unknown


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Disposal of the Body Lyrics as written by Fisher Webster

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    Wohahah I get a certain impulse hearing that song. Full packed with intensity, brutality and great rhymes!

    Pinocchioon March 13, 2003   Link
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    The only impulse I get from this shite, is to turn the stereo off.

    quiffpornon December 03, 2004   Link
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    yeah.......all cannibal corpses wording is utter shite, even their name's a pile of crap. but they sound alright =]

    last-dodoon November 28, 2006   Link
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    I agree with the shitty lyrics part.

    Not bad music though.

    ornuson April 01, 2007   Link
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    you guys can all eat shit, the lyrics rule

    cbragg82on May 13, 2008   Link

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