People-Vultures

People-Vultures is the fourth song on the album Nonagon Infinity.

Lyrics
People-vultures, God approaches

Final hearing

What else have I got left to spew down?

People-vultures waiting to begin

Deadly ulcers feeding on my skin

People-vultures waiting at my stage

Wild dogs escaping from their cage

People-vultures, God approaches

Final hearing

What else have I got left to spew down?

People-vultures, God approaches

Final hearing, disappearing

Tainted voodoo, headless guru

Final head-spin

What else have I got left to spew down?

What else have I got left to spew down?

What else have I got left to spew down?

What else have I got left to spew down?

What else have I got left to spew down?

People-vultures crowding at my door

Parasites are eating more and more

Music Video
People-Vultures is unique in that it has two official videos on Flightless Record's YouTube channel. The first is the official audio video that was released to promo the album on April 5 2016, and simply shows the name of the song with glitched effects as the song plays. The second, and more well known, video is the second half of the combined video with Gamma Knife: it features all of the members "playing" the song while they appear to be merged into a single giant Person-Vulture. During this video the People-Vulture fights with representations of three of the other songs from Nonagon Infinity: Robot Man (Robot Stop), Wasp Man (Big Fig Wasp), and Invisible Face Man (Invisible Face).

Interpretation
The lyrics for People-Vultures are perhaps the most ambiguous of all the songs in Nonagon Infinity and require going beyond that album alone. The first and last songs of each of the three chapters of Murder of the Universe are used to thematically tie them together. Life / Death is the last song in The Tale of the Altered Beast and Some Context, which uses the same melody as People-Vultures and references the People-Vultures music video in its own music video, is the first song in the following chapter, The Lord of Lightning Vs. Balrog. Given that Life / Death is about the death of The Prey after he is altered we can conclude that People-Vultures is about people "feeding" on the corpse of The Prey.

This interpretation is reinforced by the fact that the lyrics to People-Vultures are written from the perspective of someone who is either dying and anticipating that the People-Vultures will feed on them or is already being fed on.

Since in the combined Gamma Knife and People Vultures video shows a ritual in the Gamma Knife section that results in the creation of the Person-Vulture in the People-Vultures section it's possible that this feeding is somehow related to the ritual.