Locracy - 6 ft. Undercover Lyrics
Corpse dug up, all holes molestedDead flesh in vein, Necrophiliac on the looseThe fifteenth time, Graveyards a messCops resignate, the graveyard sees more action than a whorehouseHow to catch, a corpse lover, you need a baitHot cadaver, our hero jumps in to save the dayThis hero is no clever one, a village idiot more or lessHis mental strength is by far succeeded by his motivation to rise and shineDress-up to look like a corpseGet buried, that’s not insaneA trap so wrong it could workWell that just sounds like a planThe idiot in the coffin lurks, the air decline not in mind, he’s slowly passing out – he’s passing outTrapped in his trap, a death so unnoticed and full of irony – full of ironyFree but sore he wakes, he lost his virginity to his rescuer – to his saviorLife is so disturbing as we crave for appreciation the loudest Ego-centrics rule the center of attention which creates small mindedZombies with constant craving for a piece of recognition for aFake and shallow happiness in the spotlight of disgust6 ft. Undercover, 6 ft. Undercover, 6 ft. UndercoverHis loneliness is what he fights by searching for a bigger self, more acceptance and a little prideDesperation is fueling is aspirations and his battle for his little chance to riseNew try the same routine, an idiot in the coffin slowly passing out – slowly passing out.Stuffed from behind, he wakes up because someone’s pounding hard – someone’s pounding hardHole weak but glad, he caught the villain he’s gonna be a hero now - a hero nowIt’s a sexy bait, one gaze and he finds himself in love – oh so in loveChorusFame is just a *****in’ empty …. Shell!A choice was made he loved the bait aspirations gone for the sake of romanceWho wants to be a lonely hero just to read their name in the paperFifteen minutes of fame won’t last as long as a lifetime of happinessAttention whores go down so fast after a life of miseryNecrophiliac never caughtThe one who stopped him unknownGraveyard back in his best shapeA suspicious couple takes a walk and smiles about the old timesWhen the friends were foesNow they live happy ever afterBeyond the public they rose
