Serial Killers Know How To Party

Album: Fantastic Wounds (2005)
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  • Serial Killers know how to party!
    Serial Killers know how to party!
    Leave your name and number sewn into my skin.
    It feels so strange.
    Scream until your lungs are burning.

    Come with me, I?ll burn your heart in effigy.
    Your blood runs cold.
    I read it in your chromosomes.
    Your screams could raise the dead, but no one listens.
    You?re twisted on the floor, bleeding and screaming for more
    A heart shaped wound that proves you?re mine

    Serial Killers ( know how to shake it.)
    Serial Killers (know how to party. )

    Everything will fall apart just like we planned it
    Write to me a death threat, I?m your teenage sweetheart.

    Your screams could raise the dead, but no one listens.
    You?re twisted on the floor, you?re bleeding and screaming for more.
    A heart-shaped wound that proves you?re mine.

    We thrive in altitudes of hell and places I can?t speak of
    Your screams could raise the dead.
    You lock your lips and sell the key to please these ugly harlots.
    And no one?s listening!
    You wanted more.

    Your screams could raise the dead, but no one listens.
    You?re twisted on the floor, you?re bleeding and screaming for more.
    A heart-shaped wound that proves you?re mine.

    Tell me a story of whores and deception routine Vaccination with lethal injection. You?re dead. Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 2

  • Chelsea from Seattle, WaJust curious, how do you read their online journal? Where do I have to go? What's the url?
  • Chelsea from Seattle, WaThese guys are amazing!!!!! They put on such an awesome live performance and they have become my new favorite band because of so. I love these guys!
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