Murdered Out

Album: Not released on an album (2016)
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  • Turn me on
    Turn me on
    Will you get it, will you get, get lost
    Turn me on

    Murdered out of my heart
    Covered in black matte spray
    Will you see when I'm not there
    Black matte spray
    I'm calm, don't drop
    You didn't even know who I became
    Yeah, when you get black matte spray
    What you get in the parking lot
    Murdered out of my heart

    Turn me on
    Turn me on
    Will you get, will you get, get lost
    Turn me on
    You get lost

    You're the one who said
    Don't turn away
    Pull the trigger, hey, hey
    Black matte spray
    Deep inside of me are spiders
    Sandman down in your blood
    Ride from the top, stay away for the bottom
    Rise and fall
    Secondhand smoke never goes away
    Black matte spray
    Hey, hey will you get in the parking lot?

    Turn me on
    Turn me on
    Will you get, will you get, get lost
    Turn me on

    You get lost
    Come and stand my way
    Murdered out of my heart
    Black matte spray Writer/s: Justin Raisen, Kim Gordon
    Publisher: Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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