Amok
Here I hide the severed head I keep alive
I've got bruises, lies, here's my pride......
Looking down the barrel on my 45

Stick me bleed me don't say you need me
Hit me suck me come on... Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you
Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you

You don't have to look at the mantelpiece
When you're poking the fire

I'm young, dumb, full of fun
I feed my fire, my fist, and come
The light of my life is a switchblade knife
This gun becomes my lawful wife

Stick me bleed me don't say you need me
Hit me suck me come on... Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you
Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you
Fuck me
Stick me

I wanna kill, I wanna cut, hurt, shuttup
I wanna feel myself denied
I wanna feel this noose grow tight
I will defile and taste the bile
I will crawl that crooked mile
To caress your stubborn head
With an ounce of flamming lead

Stick me bleed me don't say you need me
Hit me suck me come on an' Fuck me
Stick me bleed me don't say you need me
Hit me suck me come on... Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you
Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you, Fuck you
Fuck me
Fuck me
Fuck you.......


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  • +1
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    I think this song is about Sadomasochism taken to a whole new level.

    Blackandwild1on July 02, 2007   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    I love the "sadomasochism" bit. It is possible, but not likely. Sadomasochists do what they do for the attention. Not necessarily "positive" attention, but attention. This song is not about getting attention.

    inexorableon March 28, 2008   Link
  • +1
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    "The light of my life is a switchblade knife"-Travis Bickle got nothin' on them.

    vulnaviaon January 08, 2012   Link
  • 0
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    ...an awsome song yet really creepy...

    aliveWhileStillDeadon January 09, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    this song is cool.

    KidneyTheifon July 26, 2002   Link
  • 0
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    laughs This is one of the songs my boyfriend sings to me sometimes! It's an awesome song, I don't find it creepy when KMFDM sing it, I just find it creepy when my boyfriend sings it! LOL! Hmm... I wonder what this song really means though? I'm not one for analysing song lyrics, I'll have to see what my boyfriend (who is ALWAYS analysing KMFDM lyrics) thinks this is about ^_^

    VamprincessNoaon September 23, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    It's sort of mocking the desperate youth, those who lust and strive for power, money, and yes, sex. True KMFDM style, mockery!

    adowney6on May 03, 2003   Link
  • 0
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    I'd agree about it being about today's youth, as in they just want to fuck and not look at the consequences.

    LordChaoson April 28, 2004   Link
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    The repetition of "fuck me" gets slightly annoying after awhile, therefore it's not really high on my list of favorite KMFDM songs. Although, yes, it appears this song is about ignorant teens and their wanting of nothing but mindless sex.

    Ms Self Destructon February 12, 2005   Link
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    Okay, when I first heard the song, I just thought it was about sex... but after reading the lyrics, I think it's more about violence. Both sexual violence (rape) and simply murder.

    Isa Lumituson February 25, 2007   Link

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