Black Dream

Album: Initium (1984)
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  • Murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun

    A kick in the head, a gouged out eye
    Your intestines explode and your eyeballs pop
    And the taste of your blood will drive me on
    You see I get what I want, and I want when you bleed
    'Cause the things I can cause have the seal of the dead
    In humanity's fading glow

    All murder, all guts, all fun

    Whose little arms encircle me to make me think of love
    Whose supple body aims to be a limbless bloody stump
    Do you, do you, do you realize
    That I like this thing I am

    All murder, all guts, all fun
    Because I like when chests are torn apart
    The way that heads come off
    And the way that art starts to imitate life
    At the end of a gun
    At the edge of a knife

    And all murder, all guts, all fun
    Go

    Whose little arms encircle me to make me think of love
    Whose supple body aims to be a limbless bloody stump
    Do you, do you, do you realize
    That I like this thing I am, come on I'll kill you

    All murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun

    All murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun
    All murder, all guts, all fun Writer/s: GLEN DANZIG
    Publisher: REACH MUSIC PUBLISHING
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