1. |
Grim
03:29
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He hasn't the slightest doubt
You'll chew him up and spit him out
But begs you to ensure you don't ignore
His stain upon your bathroom floor
Send some sympathy his way
Touch a shoulder pat a back
Been daydreaming since yesterday
No lunch no dinner no midnight snack
'Cause honey he's dying for you
Watch his jelly legs stagger
Clutch his fingers turning blue
And catch this cadaver
A morgue room make out session
Will do for this wannabe lover
So watch his deathbed confession
For this one's like no other
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2. |
Heart Of Darkness
02:33
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They like the way she smiles
Like the length of her dress
But come a step too close
And this slim blonde she says
Keep your hands off me
You don't know where I've been
Don't relate
You don't know what I've seen
Aw she's got a heart of darkness
And I wouldn't trust her with your innocence
Aw she's got a heart of darkness...
You think you'll be the one
To leave her begging for more
But boy you be careful
What you wish for
There's a hunger in her
You can't satisfy
And if you give her a taste
This thirst'll never die
Aw she's got a heart of darkness
And I wouldn't trust her with your innocence
Aw she's got a heart of darkness
And there'll be nothing left to your innocence
See through the lipstick stare
The twinkle in her eyes
Y'know there's a creep behind
That fake tan disguise
Boy can't you smell
The murder on her breath
Boy can't you tell
She's a pervert for death
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