Both as a standalone and as part of the DSOTS album, you can take this lyric as read. As a matter of public record, Jourgensen's drug intake was legendary even in the 1980s. By the late 90s, in his own words, he was grappling with massive addiction issues and had lost almost everything: friends, spouse, money and had nearly died more than once. "Dark Side of the Spoon" is a both funny & sad title for an album made by a musical genius who was losing the plot; and this song is a message to his fans & friends saying he knows it. It's painful to listen to so I'm glad the "Keith Richards of industrial metals" wised up and cleaned up. Well done sir.
Let him in, let him in
Let him in, let him in
Through your skin, through your skin
Through your skin, now begin
Burn his house, let him out
Set him free, be his friend
We are free, we are him
We are here, we begin
Yeah, we'll run to his house
To his home, through the sun
Through his mouth, we'll come out
In the fields, through the clouds
Through the rain, through the sun
Through a lifetime, free of pain
Through a life, through a trial
But come out now, free and wild
In the sun, in the sun
In the sun, in the sun
In the sun, in the sun
In the sun, in the sun
We are clean, we are him
And we live in his skin
Let him in through your skin
Let him in, now begin
Yeah we're one but now two
Now we live in you
With one mind, with one cause
With one tooth and one claw
We are here, we begin
We are here, in his skin
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
Let him in, let him in
Through your skin, through your skin
Through your skin, now begin
Burn his house, let him out
Set him free, be his friend
We are free, we are him
We are here, we begin
Yeah, we'll run to his house
To his home, through the sun
Through his mouth, we'll come out
In the fields, through the clouds
Through the rain, through the sun
Through a lifetime, free of pain
Through a life, through a trial
But come out now, free and wild
In the sun, in the sun
In the sun, in the sun
In the sun, in the sun
In the sun, in the sun
We are clean, we are him
And we live in his skin
Let him in through your skin
Let him in, now begin
Yeah we're one but now two
Now we live in you
With one mind, with one cause
With one tooth and one claw
We are here, we begin
We are here, in his skin
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
We are him (In the sun), we are him (In the sun)
Lyrics submitted by Mellow_Harsher
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