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King Diamond - Coming Home lyrics
Grandma'?" "I knew it was You at the door, I saw You from the window. Now come inside My dear. It's good to see You again, despite what You did to MY throat. "THEY" are waiting upstairs. Come. Missy is there too. She's sitting on Grandpa's lap. I bet You're dying for a cup of tea." Solo: ~ Andy @ Pete To whom it may concern. I am scared to death. 9 years ago they finally let me out, and I was just beginning to feel better. I am not Myself any longer. I guess You could not even recognize My face if You saw Me now. That phone call 2 hours ago has torn Me apart. It was Grandma. She invited Me back to the old house. I do not want to go back, but I must. Maybe You will understand My fear if I tell You what happened during My childhood. 18 years ago I was living with My mother and My sister Missy in Grandma's old house. I had been told that Grandma was away on a long vacation, and that she would soon return. She did. I have later found out that she was actually being released from that same asylum. "She's insane", they said, when she kept on babbling about "THEM". I still cannot make up My mind about who really did separate Grandpa's head from his shoulders. You see, "THEY" were always so nice to Me. Anyway, time is short and I must leave for the old house. So here is what happened 18 years ago. And in case we never see each other again, at least You will know why. I bet we are going to have tea. K.D. 3-12-87 King Diamond All vocals Andy La Rocque Lead Guitar Pete Blakk Lead Guitar Hal Patino Bass Guitar Mikkey Dee Drums Crew: Gomez Pap Kevin Vinnie Jethro Mikkel Pete would like to dedicate his guitarwork to the memory of Krister Petersson. I hope you've find your Place. R.I.P. I would like to dedicate this album to the memory of Grujica, my good friend and uncle. Keep on rocking wherever you are. R.I.P. Mikkey |
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