Whore - Theologian



     
Page format: Left Center Right
Direct link:
BB code:
Embed:

Whore Lyrics


You, do you know that bad girls go to hell?
Up to your neck in shit, like a plague worse spread.
There's no getting over it.
You better bite your tongue,
Cover up your tracks.
You know you're down to get fucked.
I know what you are.
You're like a dark cloud, that follows me around.
Like a virus with no cure.
You're like an angry crowd,
I'm running in the streets.
You're a cheep little whore.
Putting words in their mouths,
Till they choke to death.
There's no getting over it.
You're more deceiving than most,
You tiptoe around like another ghost.
I know what you are.

You're like a dark cloud, that follows me around.
Like a virus with no cure.
You're like an angry crowd,
I'm running in the streets.
You're a cheep little whore.
Don't make me think any less of you now,
I won't believe a dirty word from your mouth.
Don't make me think any less of you now.
I won't believe a dirty word from your mouth.
(I can't understand what the fuck he's screaming.)
You're like a dark cloud, that follows me around.
Like a virus with no cure.
You're like an angry crowd,
I'm running in the streets.
You're a cheep little whore.
You're like a dark cloud, that follows me around.
Like a virus with no cure.
You're like an angry crowd,
I'm running in the streets.
You're a cheep little whore.
You're a cheep little whore,
You're a cheep little whore.
Yeah, hahaha, you're a cheep little whore

Enjoy the lyrics !!!

A project by Leech (formerly of Navicon Torture Technologies) which publicly came into being in 2009 with the release of A Life Of Constant Struggle on Danvers State Recordings, broadly coinciding with the final era of NTT releases. Described initially by Leech as follows: "THEOLOGIAN will chronicle the development of my own personal mythology inspired by concepts introduced into the public consciousness by Clive Barker in his short novel THE HELLBOUND HEART, intertwined with ideas derived from Wayne Douglas Barlowe in his INFERNO series.

Read more about Theologian on Last.fm.


User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.

View All

Theologian