Light
In the doorway
Shining so bright
In the doorway
I clench your hips
For the flesh
You tore my prose

In the doorway
Animal lie
Like the doorway
As you hide
Hear it then
Will you let me in

Let me in
Oh

In the doorway
We were so young
In the doorway
Release the black dogs
On our breasts
We'll never rest

We'll never rest
We'll never forget
I ain't never gonna let you rest

Oh, oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh



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    Man, i still find it hard to put to words what this song does for me. Hmm, well like the brian dude said, defintely some angst going on there, but also it gives me the whole tragic romance feeling, much like "saturday night" or "die die my darling" Fuck it, i love danzig era misfits, and that's that

    leather&spikeson May 09, 2004   Link
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    poor Glenn...did he get any in high school? haha just kidding...I LOVE how Glenn uses the whole teenage angst thing in a morbid sense..love old fits' LOVE THEM

    BrianRuleson May 06, 2003   Link
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    fiends fucking rock... im so bummed i wasnt born his age then, what were people thinking back then? were they even thinking at all? im extremly pretty and idve still fucked him... mabey angnst mabey tragic romance or mabey it is just one of those things glenn does when he feels that no onee is being real enough or scary enough he goes and sings a song about rape ha ha go glenn, my little fiend!!! oh the newfits rock too specialy chud but the new project 1950 thing jerry's gone and done all im gonna say is whoa. not cool. lame! but jerry is still cool

    helenachudon December 03, 2006   Link

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