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Venom - Clarisse lyrics
Clarisse what perfume you wearing today no don't tell me I know And the soap that you washed with Come to me don't feel scared I'm not going to bite Well maybe just a little maybe just a mite You know without windows without the wind the rain or snow I feel somewhat strange but of course all this you know Tell me about the lambs Clarisse tell me why you're scared I know when your father died something died in there To see simplicity in any mortal thing is a gift few men have What makes a killer a madman it's not disgusting it's sad I dream of trees now I smell the sea don't you find that fun You have the pleasures of the flesh Clarisse you can feel the sun But on the darker side you feel the anger rise you feel the satisfying hate And if you had to kill against your strongest will you wouldn't shoot that bullet late Please don't judge me so wait just before you go come up closer to the cage Let me taste the smells of your own body cells you mustn't covert me with rage I ate to feed I killed in kind you believe me don't you hear the echos in your mind They say I'm insane don't they but do they really know why They say I'm nothing but a cannibal can't understand or even try For in the night when I whisper from my cell and play my pshyciatric game In the morning when the inmate's dead they hang a new one to my fame If I walked the streets a free man in the heat I couldn't terrify a crowd But in a silent home where we'd be all alone you'd need to freshen up a shroud Please believe I couldn't hurt you I'd try to make you feel Welcomed like a friend I'd have you over for a meal Then I'd tear at your silken breast rip out the heart beating and bloody Gnaw with lust at your soften neck cutting and spitting and cooking you slowly Feed you up like a blooded boar fruit in the mouth and garnished with roses Feel nothing for you anymore deader than hell a meal for a hungry man |
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