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Karsey Street Lyrics
I've seen the horrors
horrors that you've seen
but you have no right to call me a murderer
you have a right to kill me
I have a right to do that
but you have no right to judge me
it's impossible through words,
to describe what is necessary to those who do not know what horror means
horror.
horror has a face,
and you must make a friend of horror
horror and moral terror are your friends
if they are not,
then they are enemies to be feared
they are truly enemies
horrors that you've seen
but you have no right to call me a murderer
you have a right to kill me
I have a right to do that
but you have no right to judge me
it's impossible through words,
to describe what is necessary to those who do not know what horror means
horror.
horror has a face,
and you must make a friend of horror
horror and moral terror are your friends
if they are not,
then they are enemies to be feared
they are truly enemies
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the background of this track, the cymbal/bassdrum/gutiar riff, is from 1:46 of track 5 (Moments over Exaggerate). Just in case anyone was wondering. =).
this is from the movie, Apocalypse Now....at the very end of the movie
I love this part of the cd because it always kind of creeps me out.
haha this ... hrmm well i wouldnt even call it a song... this excerpt scares the shit outta me haha its creepy as hell but its friggin awesome, which is natural for ptw
i totaly understand karsey street because it states how you must over-come your fear of horror and become friends with it so that you will be able to over-come obstacles that you feared at one time
this is the only song I like on the new record........isn't that a little......screwed up???
yeah...this freaks me out when i am playing this and trying to go to sleep at the same time.
The fact that this is from Apocolypse now is interesting, especially since track 2 is called "Lazzaro" and in the movie, theres a part where friendly boats ride by each other in the river, and fuck with each other (mooning, throwing flares), one of the people on the "captains" boat yells "Is that you, Lazzaro?" I don't know if theres any other connection with the album as a whole and with apocolypse now.. but both of these seem more than coincidence.. at least they had the movie in mind when they wrote this...
Marlon Brando is fucking awesome. This little piece of his whole speech is breathtaking.
this "song" is really freaking awsome i played it on repeat once when i was alown in my house and just layed on the floor in the family room and had it play over and over and over again it was so freaky slash awsome