Pele |
Pele, I know you Volcanic Goddess cursing audiences who wish only for your rocks. They hate you. Hate your power which burns the burning of all burning. You bitter. You Christian bitter. You Raped. You Pillaged within. I know you. Your music speaks scorn. Your lyrics speaks desire. I know you've found your Jesus Christ, your queen who lives not within the heart of cereal bibles and you tell me about it... share the gospel... how's she doing? How's salvation in her? how's she doing? How's salvation in her? Pele, naked you're a beauty. Spit that spite. Spit that spite. Can you? Can you buy a plastic Jesus from the Jesuits again? Spit that spite. Spit that spite. I know your mother, she's my mother too. So's she Jesus' can you love your brother? Pele. Love your brother with a fiery heart. I know you, Pele. consume the fire. Let it taste of love, like those ding-dongs from holy spirits. And from drinking high. And be not so bitter. They are afterall sleeping cocoon. Baby-like fish swimming about the large lake. Consume not the lake it's your baby. Pele I know you, you're a mother. You're a great mother.
Written by Lynn Firestar Copyright 2001, 2002 |