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in the marsh 

Frequently described as being in a in a fucked up situation, screwed, or just losing at life. Also used to describe muddy, swamp-like land.
Your 20 years old, not in school, don't have a job, and you have a kid on the way, your in the marsh.

Joe: Man I missed the last bus home.
Ben: IN THE MARRRSSHHH!!! LOL you betta hitchhike.

Brian got mud on his new sneakers when he walked in the marsh.
in the marsh by Sincere7 April 24, 2011
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Cuts Marked in the March of Men 

A song by Coheed and Cambria on the album "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3"
From the POV of Jesse and Chase.

Jesse's preparing his men to charge forward in a final stand. They're all uneasy, but he asks, "Are you ready on my mark?" before giving the signal. The only comforts for his men are their weapons, or being in arms. They know they can't stop what they're facing, but they really have no choice other than to surrender and they wish they can kill it. Sometime during this battle he finds that Chase, his "daughter", was captured. He tries to call in others to help, or something of the sort, but his COMlink is broken. So, he turns himself over for Chase. He expects her to be returned back to his side in the exchange, and I assume that's what happened. It doesn't necessarily have to be Jesse, it could be the other boy shown at the beginning of the comic (which is William), but for my interpretation it is Jesse.
Cuts Marked in The March of Men is the third track on IKSOSE: 3.
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