[Litany] Stand on thy feet, son of man in the dust, Eat this roll; let the warning become thee, The Spirit gives balance before giving trust. Honey on the tongue, but a burden in the body. A hand held a scroll with both surfaces filled, Eat this roll; let the warning become thee, Lament on the front and the back wrote the will. Honey on the tongue, but a burden in the body. [Verse 2] Speak if they hear, speak if they close the door, A prophet is known by the word, not applause. Seven days silent beside the canal, Then watchman responsibility sounded the wall. [Refrain] Eat this roll; let the warning become thee, Honey on the tongue, but a burden in the body. [Bridge] Warn wicked and righteous; do not guard thy breath, Silence can borrow another man’s death. The mouth may be opened, the mouth may be bound, But the word once eaten must finally be sounded. [Final Chorus] Eat this roll; let the warning become thee, Honey on the tongue, but a burden in the body. But the word once eaten must finally be sounded.