"Well I see it so much"
Before you test, know what's going on,
I've been around for long, my evil is strong
I lie awake and hate you,
Maybe that's strong enough to make you
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Before you test, know what's going on,
I've been around for long, my evil is strong
I lie awake and hate you,
Maybe that's strong enough to make something happen-
A car crash, make you pay with a weapon
A gun in your mouth, my voice in your mind.
Before you test, know what's going on,
I've been around for long, my evil is strong
I lie awake and hate you
Maybe that's enough to make you do something-
Make it happen

A car crash, make you pay with a weapon
A gun in your mouth, my voice in your mind.
Sleep and I'll find you,
Put my mind to
Am I strong enough?
Watch me rock a thousand stage
My funny valentine, I don't find you funny
Seaside, the Sony, the fame the money
Who am I to say, do you wannabe?
No, I can't say it
My mouth is like a

Bitter sweet and twisted, deceitful and gifted
Even got god scared
Mend the things we did
Making children
Strong enough to take a life,
Are you strong enough to take care of one?
I'm a work on it, pray on it, stay on (in) it and stay in it
Before you test, know what's going on,
I've been around for long, my evil is strong
I lie awake and hate you

Maybe that's enough to make something happen,
A car crash, make you pay with a weapon
A gun in your mouth, my voice in your mind
Sleep and I'll find you,
Put my mind to
Am I strong enough?
Watch me rock a 50,000 stage
Cannot tell me-do you feel it?
Is this energy strong enough to work you like a blade?
I'm a work on it, pray on it, stay on it
My funny valentine, I don't find you funny
Seaside, the Sony
The fame, the money
Who am I to say, do you wannabe?
No, I can't say it
My mouth is like a

Bitter sweet and twisted,
Deceitful and gifted,
Even got god scared
Mend the things we do
Making children strong enough to take a life
Are you strong enough to look after one?
I'm a work on it, pray on it, stay in it
My funny valentine, I never find you funny
Seaside, the Sony,
The fame, the Money
Who am I to say?
Still want to be?
No, I can't say it
My mouth is like a

Bitter sweet and twisted,
Deceitful, rough and gifted,
Even got god scared
Even God's--God's scared
Mend the things we do
Making children strong enough to take a life,
But are you strong enough to take care of one?
I'm a work on it, pray on it, stay in it


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My Evil Is Strong Lyrics as written by Walter Dewgarde Ewart Dewgarde

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    This is pretty much the most insane you can get and make a song about it...it's about fame, I guess.

    Stonie_Stonsenon April 11, 2008   Link
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    Took me a while to parse this song, but I think it’s about the narrator darkly fantasizing whether he can, more or less, kill his partner by wishing her dead (or if you prefer, kill her with “black magic.”)

    Its Tricky, so he tends to use fairly abstract and suggestive lyrics, but I think the narrator is basically stuck in a long-term relationship he’s not terribly enthralled with, is at the point where his significant other is asking to have his kid (“Making children… are you strong enough to take care of one…”) and is basically bitter enough that he’s fantasizing he can just wish her dead and be done with the relationship (‘I lie awake and hate you/Maybe that’s wrong enough to make you…Make you play with a weapon/A gun in your mouth, my voice in your mind’).

    Pretty dark subject matter, like so much of the album it appears in.

    matt117232on June 04, 2022   Link

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