1. |
Monster
02:13
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They beat me
They raped me
Tried to kill me
Sodomized me
I fought back
Against their vicious attacks
They got what they deserved
A life unpreserved
My time I will serve
I'm not sorry
These men were not victims, took advantage of me
I had to defend myself, it was fight or flee
I didn't ask for this life, victim of society
Why can't see you see
Why can't see you see
Why can't see you see
I'm not a monster
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2. |
Kill kill kill
02:47
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In the dead of night, I launch a home invasion
Victims vary in age, race and persuasion
I burglarize, rape, torture, and kill
And will never stop til I’ve had my fill
Sometimes I bludgeon them into submission
Sometimes I shoot them in the face
Sometimes I repeatedly stab them
And draw a pentagram on their face
Kill, kill, kill
Let the blood spill
Kill, kill, kill
Let the blood spill
Kill, kill, kill
Obey my will
Kill, kill, kill
Now lay still
HAIL SATAN
I am the Devil, I do the Devil’s work
Inside their home, I silently lurk
I swear to Satan, to whom I pray
They will never see the light of day
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3. |
Like a good boy should
02:36
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I just wanted a boyfriend
With someone I didn't have to pretend
I wasn't weird
Or someone to be feared
Didn't want to be apart
Just wanted a piece of their heart
I was misunderstood
Did the best that I could
Like a good boy should
I was misunderstood
Did the best that I could
Like a good boy should
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