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The Cranial Bones
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[Intro]
There's a vault you've never seen
Eight pieces locked around the one thing
That makes you you, and it never opens
[Verse 1]
Frontal up front, that's your forehead
Two parietals form the roof up top
Two temporals hold your hearing on the sides
Occipital in the back where everything exits
Sphenoid dead center, touching almost all of them
Ethmoid thin and small between the eyes
[Pre-Chorus]
Cranial bones wrap around the brain
Facial bones build the face you show
Don't mix them up, that's where people slip
Eight up here, fourteen down there
[Chorus]
Eight bones locked around your brain
Frontal, occipital, standing alone
Sphenoid, ethmoid, single too
Parietal, temporal, those come in twos
Four singles, two pairs, that's the count
Eight bones sealing the vault
[Verse 2]
Occipital holds the foramen magnum
That's where the cord runs down and out
Sphenoid cradles the sella turcica
That's the seat the pituitary sits in
Ethmoid holds the cribriform plate
Olfactory nerve threads through those holes
[Bridge]
Thinnest spot on the whole skull sits right here
Pterion, where four bones meet
Middle meningeal artery runs underneath
Break it there and the bleed won't wait
[Chorus]
Eight bones locked around your brain
Frontal, occipital, standing alone
Sphenoid, ethmoid, single too
Parietal, temporal, those come in twos
Four singles, two pairs, that's the count
Eight bones sealing the vault
[Outro]
Four alone, two in pairs, eight total
Cranial protects, facial defines
Cord through the occipital, gland in the sphenoid
Pterion's thin, that's where it gives
[End]
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