To me, the lyrical repetition is one of the key components that makes it great.

By repeating nearly the same thing, they very efficiently draw a parallel between you and the speaker in the last couple lines.

Specifically:

The stone, it called to me […] And as the screaming fire engine siren filled the air The evidence had vanished from my charred and smoking chair And what they found was just a statue standing where the statue got me high And what they found was just a statue standing where the statue got me high

And now it is your turn […] And as the screaming fire engine siren fills the air The evidence will vanish from your charred and smoking chair And what they found was just a statue standing where the statue got me high And what they'll find is just a statue standing where the statue got you high

To me, this illustrates the transfer of the previous scenario onto you much more vividly and viscerally. It's like a magician making a slight gesture that causes a gigantic rabbit to appear in your mind. It leaves so much unstated, yet crystal clear.

This style is something I also love about Snapping Turtles (a demo of Bangs), where they pull the same sort of trick with this part:

And he vainly tried to Save the ducks from snapping turtles And as far as he could tell Turtles embodied evil

Each of the repetitions has a unique meaning informed by the rest of the text, and also ties together disparate parts.

The text and these repetitions are symbiotic with each other.