Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Well If the Turkey's in the High-Chair, Where's the Baby? , by - Twitch of the Death Nerve. Release date: 28.04.2014
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Well If the Turkey's in the High-Chair, Where's the Baby? , by - Twitch of the Death Nerve. Well If the Turkey's in the High-Chair, Where's the Baby? |
| Herman Webster Mudgett, well mannered and mild |
| Little did they know he was a deviant child |
| A preoccupation with suffering and death |
| It was the birth of a murderous wretch |
| Skilled at deception, seduction as well |
| All his ideas were imported from hell |
| His deeds insured that his legend would grow |
| And history would know him as H H Holmes |
| Animal cruelty, an early sign |
| Cadaver dissection, a disturbed mind |
| He needed victims for his plans, he was a bigamist |
| Alone could sate his lust for long, he yearned to commit far greater wrongs |
| His mistress became pregnant, an unexpected bane |
| The poor wretch wants to be betrothed, a botched abortion ends them both |
| To build his lair he obtained land with fraudulence and tricks |
| His castle was a torture chamber, its purpose to trap helpless strangers |
| The cellars filled with acid vats and ovens for remains |
| Gas pipes for asphyxiation, air tight vault for suffocation |
| Dissecting tables, racks of surgeons tools |
| Dark hidden hallways, a labyrinthine maze |
| The Chicago fair brings an endless flow of visitors who aren’t easily traced |
| One by one they’re seduced, then before long disappearing, not to be seen again |
| Some lured to the vault, locked screaming inside |
| Sound proof walls dampen their last cries |
| Gas floods in, fists pound the door |
| They pass out and slump to the floor |
| More led down corridors with no end, scared prey to be stalked |
| Then once caught, thrust down hidden chutes to the cellar, for further abuse |
| After torture, at least slaughtered |
| Then disposed of in acid or cremated in the furnace |
| Bones mixed with waste and buried in haste |
| Some even sold as specimens |
| So many have died, a grim loss of life |
| Victims filled the rooms |
| The castle is their tomb |