Baby!
You don't wanna make me cry
Or I will fill you with the emptiness inside.

Okay! Alright!

Baby!
You don't wanna say goodbye
Or I will soak you in this rich formaldehyde.

Cause you're beautiful tonight
And the stars are burning bright.
And I give this curse to you
Like there is nothing else to do.

So let the purple sky explode.
Let it shower us with toads.
Let the scarlet river flood,
So it can drown us all in blood.

I just hope you don't,
Hope you don't.

It's funny,
How crazy you make me feel sometimes.
I'm so broken
I can barely even rhyme.

Okay! Alright!

Honey!
It's crazy that you take up all my time
Got me sippin' at a gross amount of wine.

But you're beautiful tonight
And the stars are burning bright.
And I give this curse to you
Like there's nothing else to do.

So let the purple sky explode.
Let it shower us with toads.
Let the scarlet river flood,
Let it drown us all in blood.

Tonight, I guess, I'm human.
So thank you for fighting
And havin' sex with me.

Tonight, I guess, I'm human.
So thank you for fighting
And havin' sex with me.

Oh!


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Most Beautiful Plague Lyrics as written by Max Bemis

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    This song is not about passover lol... Max, doesn't right songs about holidays, c'mon.

    I think that it's about him being in love with a girl who he thinks is going to leave him. And he threatens her that he'll make her feel just as empty as him. Or in the latter verse, kill her and preserve her(which I'm sure is just him taking it too far like he always does)

    I don't know what purple skies or toads represent, maybe he's just making references to the plague, especially about the scarlet river and everything. And by saying all he is saying that everyone goes through these things.

    The last part is where everything gets thrown off, but my best guess is that she was playing hard to get the whole time and making him miserable, but now she has had sex with him and completely given in to him. So he's probably over her and thus not miserable anymore, but that really is just the kind of person max is.

    Corythepureon June 18, 2008   Link

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