"Immaculate Defecation"  Parental Advisory genre: Death Metal
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	How painful it must be, for a babe fresh out the womb, to release its first excrement to the world! Re-recorded for "The Dead Shall Dead Remain" album, this demo version of the song appeared first on the "From Here to Colostomy" demo, and later on the "Choice Cuts" EP.
	MP3.com CD: From Here to Colostomy - buy it! CD: Choice Cuts   Label: Necropolis Records Credits: Music: Leon del Muerte, Sean McGrath / Lyrics: Leon del Muerte, Sean McGrath
	Story Behind the Song This is a tale about a newborn infant, and its first bowel movement, being specifically an especially bad and messy one. Though the excrement seemingly comes from nowhere, the pain and trauma the rectum suffers is all very real. Lyrics The colon explodes with diarrheal sepsis Anal leakage ecstactically shed A stenching mass of post-bolal rot Corn laced reeking ano-gastric snot Your skivvies besmirched with fœtid mung Liquid viscous, peanut dotted dung Your rectum protrudes from its now swollen rim Your diapers are filled to the brim Virgophrenic ass Through which the sludge is passed Colypeptic chyme It always hurts the first time Defecate, remove the dregs Terminal colorrhagia With an afterbirth of chyle Saponaceous foam To you lips, bring a smile (solo: "Manual Deinstallation of Ordure from Partially Decrepit Bungs" by L.d. Muerte) Table manners lacking in grace Your fingers used to stuff your face Your breech still emitting rancorous poo Pour another bowl of butthole stew Your anus wiped clean with antiseptic pads Depuration of f&aegal;cal clots Powdered with talc, your bilge takes on a pallor Decrepitation, a sickening false alarm Digested pablum disposed of with haste Bursting at the seams, a bag full of waste Decontaminated, to try and make amends You're bound to fill your trousers again

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