It is truly a witch’s brew. Can you imagine their satanic chants as they stir in the ingredients?
In a cauldron dark and deep, we brew,
A macabre concoction, ominous and true,
Formaldehyde’s grasp, icy and cold,
Binds the souls, the stories never told.
Betapropiolactone, a deadly dance,
Whispering curses, a lethal trance,
Hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide’s embrace,
Shadows cast, as life they efface.
Aluminum’s grip, a neurotoxic reign,
In minds it lingers, a tormenting bane,
Thimerosal’s mercury, a poisonous kiss,
Doomsday’s whisper in the abyss.
Polysorbate’s trespass, unholy gateway,
Unlocks the secrets, in darkness they sway,
Glutaraldehyde, a sinister breath,
Infectious nightmares, the dance of death.
From fetal bovine serum, we draw,
The essence of despair, a chilling claw,
Human diploid fibroblasts, silent cries,
Echo through the night, where darkness lies.
African green monkey, harbinger of dread,
Carries a virus, a legacy of the dead,
Acetone’s touch, a toxic dream,
Where shadows reign, in a nightmarish stream.
E. Coli, a vile intrusion,
In the cauldron’s depths, a dark illusion,
DNA from porcine, whispers of strife,
In this eerie brew, the dance of life.
Human embryonic lung cells, torn and maimed,
In this twisted symphony, they’re named,
A macabre poem, in voices grim,
From the ingredients of darkness, we sing.
Wow, Chilling indeed
In sane world there would be hangings.
There was an old woman and she lived in the woods
A weila weila waila
There was an old woman and she lived in the woods
Down by the River Saile
She had a baby three months old
A weila weila waila
She had a baby three months old
Down by the River Saile
She had a needle long and sharp
A weila weila waila
She had a needle long and sharp
Down by the River Saile
She stuck the needle in the baby’s heart
A weila weila waila
She stuck the needle in the baby’s heart
Down by the River Saile
Three loud knocks came knocking on the door
A weila weila waila
Three loud knocks came knocking on the door
Down by the River Saile
There was two policeman and a man
A weila weila waila
There was two policeman and a man
Down by the River Saile
They took her away and they put her in the jail
A weila weila waila
They took her away and they put her in the jail
Down by the River Saile
They put a rope around her neck
A weila weila waila
They put a rope around her neck
Down by the River Saile
They pulled the rope she got hung
A weila weila waila
They pulled the rope she got hung
Down by the River Saile
Now that was the end of the woman in the woods
A weila weila waila
And that was the end of the baby too
Down by the River Saile
From a ballad as old as 1638.
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