Sticking to my latest theory about having a female accomplice that he got rid of in "45223", and by looking at what appears to be a police badge hanging from the chair on the cover of the album, here's my idea for this one.
The killer is either a cop, or ex-cop. He knows the business, and he's pretty confident that he's not going to get caught now that he got rid of his partner.
"Go tell this town I've built them all their coffins.
As for this face, best it be forgotten."
He's basically talking to himself. Bragging a bit and deciding to lay low so he won't become a suspect.
"Baby, baby, I've got a reason to leave, but I'm not going far."
He's going to leave town so that he'll slip under the radar a bit. But he's going to stay close so he can keep killing.
"Hells on it's way, no one's gonna stop it.
I wear this suit, no one's gonna top me."
Again, bragging. The suit part is a reference to his police uniform. I think...
The chains and the firing blanks totally stumps me. I don't see what that means. Maybe that all the suspicions of the people in town are wrong, they're "firing blanks" when naming possible killers. Here2solve nailed the night life part I think.
"I drift from town to town across the nation.
Praise the lord, lock and load boys.
We go down, we go down, we go down together."
No idea. Someone please figure this part out for me.
Sticking to my latest theory about having a female accomplice that he got rid of in "45223", and by looking at what appears to be a police badge hanging from the chair on the cover of the album, here's my idea for this one.
The killer is either a cop, or ex-cop. He knows the business, and he's pretty confident that he's not going to get caught now that he got rid of his partner.
"Go tell this town I've built them all their coffins. As for this face, best it be forgotten."
He's basically talking to himself. Bragging a bit and deciding to lay low so he won't become a suspect.
"Baby, baby, I've got a reason to leave, but I'm not going far."
He's going to leave town so that he'll slip under the radar a bit. But he's going to stay close so he can keep killing.
"Hells on it's way, no one's gonna stop it. I wear this suit, no one's gonna top me."
Again, bragging. The suit part is a reference to his police uniform. I think...
The chains and the firing blanks totally stumps me. I don't see what that means. Maybe that all the suspicions of the people in town are wrong, they're "firing blanks" when naming possible killers. Here2solve nailed the night life part I think.
"I drift from town to town across the nation. Praise the lord, lock and load boys. We go down, we go down, we go down together."
No idea. Someone please figure this part out for me.