1. |
The Pleasures of Sin
04:50
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Pleasures of Sin
Well I sense a dark presence
Footsteps
Whispers in the dark
Well I sense a dark presence
Footsteps
Whispers in the dark
Let’s talk
To the devil who resides within
Enlighten me
With the pleasures
The pleasures of sin
Well I am desperate
Another glimpse
Of nothing to hold onto
Well I am desperate
Another glimpse of
Nothing to hold on to
So just tremble
A little bit
Stagger through this life a little longer
I sense your poor etiquette
And your mortal sins
On a list that grows longer
Chorus
Dear God a word of truth
Just one word with you
I’m falling
I’m falling to pieces
Dear god
A word of truth
I’m falling
I’m falling to pieces
All these pills
Just never stop
I just can’t seem to get enough
I’m falling
I’m falling to pieces
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2. |
Any Razor Will Do
04:33
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It's the end of the week.....and i'm glad to be
all alone
yes yes i like being alone
its the end of the week
and i'm glad to be....
think i'll have a drink
just to put off being alone
all these people
they don't even seem to notice
soon there will be blood everywhere
and then one day
there will be no parties
no more vinyl
your 80s DJ
or people looking attractive
it is the end of the week
and i'm glad to be
all alone
yes yes i like being alone
repeat
chorus
End
Any Razor will Do
i never did think of you
as a person
its an imperfect story
please eat her face
all disease
another phone call
i never received
you won't even look at me
Paging ALL disease
there is a woman i know that wants to meet you
for some strange reason
i have always
been drawn to sin and shame
loss of appetite, insomnia, and obsession
another phone call i never received
you won't even look at me
paging all disease
there is a woman that wants to meet you
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