A speaker longs for a passionate and consuming relationship represented by a "pretty demon," but finds their lover to be soft and insignificant. The speaker wants to feel explosions across their body during intimacy, but there is nothing to fight or conquer with their lover. Each night the speaker looks for someone else, searching for a replacement for the "pretty demon" they truly want but cannot have.
A speaker longs for a passionate and consuming relationship represented by a "pretty demon," but finds their lover to be soft and insignificant. The speaker wants to feel explosions across their body during intimacy, but there is nothing to fight or conquer with their lover. Each night the speaker looks for someone else, searching for a replacement for the "pretty demon" they truly want but cannot have.
A speaker longs for a passionate and consuming relationship represented by a "pretty demon," but finds their lover to be soft and insignificant. The speaker wants to feel explosions across their body during intimacy, but there is nothing to fight or conquer with their lover. Each night the speaker looks for someone else, searching for a replacement for the "pretty demon" they truly want but cannot have.
A devil never looked so pretty Heaven and hell never seemed so close Lower your gaze Pretty demon of mine We may burn the world One lover at a time The War Of My Body, The Surrender Of My Mind Your scent, but a pussy cat curled up at the bottom of my bed. Small pink tongue. You would have devoured me whole. Instead I lie like a sacrifice to foreign gods rejected by my own deity. She is not like you. Her lips too soft, her touch insignificant. Fluttering hands. I want to feel it. I wanted a war played out across the battleground of my body. Explosions. I wanted explosions across my skin and a gunpowder grip around my neck. There was nothing to be fought. I bit and snarled and tore at a white flag. Fabric flesh that waited patiently for me to starve in my own siege, or perhaps to run out of ammunition. I clawed harder and chewed up blonde hair and golden skin. I spat it back out in the hope that, by being consumed, it would have blurred into darkness. Into you. But all I taste it light. I felt the differences. I felt your moans and whispers, my urgency and desperation. I breathed in your scent, and I waited instead for some kind of ground to be lost, but nothing was gained. I bared my teeth, wished I could have killed my own heart. Felt something. She is not like you. But you were not like you, either. You became someone else and I want you so every night I search out someone else and I find them at the bottom of my bed