Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song The Philosophical Significance Of Shooting My Sister In the Face: An Essay By James Secord , by - Alexisonfire. Song from the album Math Sheets Demo, in the genre Пост-хардкорThe Philosophical Significance Of Shooting My Sister In the Face: An Essay By James Secord |
| My name is James Secord |
| Everything was gone |
| With this bullet |
| In my sister’s face |
| Maybe then they |
| Won’t hear the screams |
| Pull the trigger |
| The mirror hurts us, the music notes |
| That wonder how they won’t be |
| Times are hard enough |
| Without days like these |
| If you cry hard enough |
| Maybe they’ll hear your screams |
| Lifeless and splattered red |
| I put a bullet in my sister’s head |
| Nothing now |
| I won’t be, won’t be |
| 'Cause I am back again |
| Black cats, red dogs |
| Breakfast, rapist |
| Rough bread, not dead |
| Goodbye, rapist |
| God damn me |
| With a simple bullet |
| The shit is simple |
| You left a dead bullet |
| Everything is, everything is dull, gone, gone |
| Is dull |
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