Medusa - Sheila Nicholls



     
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Medusa Lyrics


Advisory - the following lyrics contain explicit language:
Medusa woke up one day and shaved her head
Well, maybe now you'll let me a little closer she said
But she just sacrificed her identity insteadBe careful how you trend
Be careful how you treadMedusa went home again and watched TV
A commercial for deodorant, tampons
So now we won't smell sea
Said the sister with the plastic smile, excitement and gleeBuy your shame for free
Buy your shame for freeAnd all the smiles that we spill
Because it's part of the drill
The shame that we bear

For the floors that aren't thereThe unfulfilled will be dismissed
For a savior, a kiss
The memories we repress
When we undressShe went channel surfing and all that was seen
Were decorative women arrive on the screen
Conventional images of adolescent male dreams
When men aren't around they fall apart at the seamsPassive exposed peaches and cream
Survive like an object to blow off your steam
Interchangeable fragments and outlines and shapes
They say no, they mean yes to little girl rapesAnd all the smiles that we spill
Because it's part of the drill
The shame that we bear
For the floors that aren't thereThe unfulfilled will we dismiss
For a savior, a kiss
The memories we repress
When we undressThe rage trapped inside, smothered and dried
The words that we use, they divide and abuse
The wound between women keeps the war-mongers grinning
The war between women stops recovery beginningMedusa grew her hair back around her face
She'd been looking for alignment in the wrong place
So she called up her friends, Malcom X and Collie
And they go on a plane cocked off too falling

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Sheila Elizabeth Nicholls (born 9 February 1970 in Colchester, Essex) is a British singer-songwriter, now residing in Echo Park, Los Angeles, California. Whilst growing up, Nicholls attended Felsted School. She first found fame for performing cartwheels whilst streaking at an England vs. Australia cricket match at Lord's in May 1989, in which she joined fellow school players Derek Pringle and John Stephenson on the field of play; this footage was later included in the video Streaker, narrated by George Best.

Read more about Sheila Nicholls on Last.fm.


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