The woman wore a gentle disguise
fooled the world with her innocent eyes
set out one night to claim her prize
determined to destroy an innocent guy
Leaving his masculinity there to die
she buried the man beneath her lies
She didn't ask for love, only attention
it was a crime, a violation
she said the tables have turned
this time a man gets burned
Don't bother looking surprised,
she said, putting the knife to his Levys
They'll belive you wanted it too
How could a girl do this to you
Under her dress she held a gun
said don't even think you can run
Come on, I'll help you rise
tell your free will good-bye
No jury will believe the truth
a man in the prime of his youth
You should be the stronger one
and for men, this is always fun
No one will hear your cries
She crushed him between her thighs
She stripped him of his pride
no place for his shame to hide
Will she be punished for her crime
or will he just forget in time
She said this time it's the man who dies
buried beneath a woman's lies
An impresssive depicting of a symbolistical vengeance, delivering a profound message of life... "Buried Beneath Her Lies" flows from an artistic-philosophical wise stream. It is a masterpiece.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
i really enjoyed this one as chilling as it was
seemed you could have left out you're in front of man in the prime of his youth to help with rhythym and could have left out leaving in front of no place for his shame to hide
and the one stanze could have been written like this to maintain the rhyme
don't even bother looking surprised
said she, putting the knife to his levy's
all just suggestions, but it is a very well thought out piece, as most things by you are
such a great thinker!
jessica
aka
gypsie