FUKOUNA GIRL versuri

Versuri STOMACH BOOK – FUKOUNA GIRL lyrics

[Verse 1]
For the lightning bolts in my arteries
For the scum-sucking worms and devotees
Shake your tail, let your blood ‘til you can’t see
Where they’re digging a hole for our bodies
‘Cause we don’t really know what the facts were
Sing the same fascist song with some new words
If you hate her, I think you should kill her
But you won’t, because everybody’s cheering for—

[Chorus]
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl
If you wanna flay me, let’s see what’s inside
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls can never die

[Verse 2]
All my bones will be bound up in dresses
Thеy will watch as I dance on the fencеs
Harmony stained with consequences
Maybe then, we will all learn our lesson
Hello brother, I’m making a weapon
Hello sister, I’m making confessions
I am answering for my transgressions
Can’t escape, darling, everybody knows I’m the—

[Chorus]
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl
If you wanna flay me, let’s see what’s inside
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls can never die

[Post-Chorus]
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)
(I hope you kill yourself)

[Interlude]
I say goodbye to a blackbird
I say goodbye to my own words
She’s an unlucky girl, who can save her?
This disease that she has, there is no cure
The steel is kissing her head now
Then the blood and saliva in her mouth
All the angels laughing down
All the angels laughing down
I say goodbye to a blackbird
I say goodbye to my own words
She’s an unlucky girl, who can save her?
This disease that she has, there is no cure
The steel is kissing her head now
Then the blood and saliva in her mouth
All the angels laughing down
All the angels laughing down

[Chorus]
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl
If you wanna flay me, let’s see what’s inside
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls can never—

[Outro]
Fukouna girl, fukouna girl
If you wanna flay me, let’s see what’s inside
Fukouna girl, goodbye world, ah, ah
‘Cause pretty girls deserve to die

Written by: Vivian Weeks