Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song The Howler: An English Breakfast (Chapter 1, Part 1), artist - Pigface. Album song A New High In Low, in the genre Электроника
Date of issue: 25.07.2005
Record label: Invisible
Song language: English
The Howler: An English Breakfast (Chapter 1, Part 1) |
You might recall we left Barbara dripping on the floor |
This was her favorite way to freak out important visitors, especially foreign |
diplomats, who were already so intimidated by the instructions in etiquette |
they had received from The Demon Ping that they were quite terrified of making |
a social mistake |
Yes, on a good day, Barbara could actually make quite a splash on the Royal |
tiles so to speak. |
Mind you, sometimes that nasty little Greek, the Howler, |
would spoil her triumph and scurry across the floor licking up her juices |
whilst making a totally unnecessary slurping and sucking noise just for added |
effect, and extra attention of course |
Foul little man. |
Why on earth was MacQueen still with him? |
God knows what THEY |
got up to in private, wherever that was. |
«Whip Me!» |
indeed. |
She’d like to |
fuckin' whip him. |
Little turd. |
He’d soon take off that stupid sign |
Her thoughts drifted for a moment. |
Away from the dwarf’s cock, away from the |
Howler, back to those earlier, more innocent parties that Feelin' Bored used to |
organize for everyone. |
No, that was crap. |
Just straight sex, titillation and |
whores. |
They’d all become connoisseurs since then. |
Only the silly «Whip Me» |
sign remained as a witness to those appetites. |
Maybe, after all, |
the Howler had it right. |
Maybe it was okay to keep a symbol of how it began, |
a relic that contained all the energy ever released and satiated since then. |
Shit! |
What a lot of filth they’d managed to enjoy |
Being descended from God and above the law sure made pleasure perfect |
«Cap orve tay, Babs?» |
asked MacQueen |
«Oh most certainly, of course, not too much cream, just one sugar please.» |
MacQueen motioned to one of the mosquitoes, as they all called the servants |
«You know Babs, I really love it here. |
These spring mornings. |
The smell of the |
grass as the overnight dew evaporates. |
The mist hanging around the edges of the |
fields like poison gas. |
The grey sky before it gets warm. |
Especially if it’s |
rained during the night. |
D’you know, I even start to like the dawn chorus and |
that terrible cockerel over by the stables. |
I wonder how many eggs he’s |
fertilized…» |
MacQueen’s voice trailed off. |
Being fucked by pregnant teenagers wielding |
hand-carved bone dildos was her favorite fetish. |
BY now she’d had so many her |
labia were callused and hard, Though she liked to joke it was through horse |
riding. |
Whore riding more like! |
The Demon Ping returned. |
How did he do that, wondered the Howler, |
how did he manage to always sound like a roulette wheel as the ball settled |
into a slot? |
«May I, Ma’am?» |
Ping leaned over Barbara’s left shoulder gracefully. |
With a surprising sense of purpose, and a great deal of mysterious sensuality, |
he tumbled the most delicious and juicy looking strawberries into her cereal |
bowl without splashing a single drop of cream. |
One by one he added the berries, |
and each time, by some extraordinary erotic association, Barbara gasped, |
clenching and opening her slim legs in spasms. |
Her silk bathrobe fell open, |
so lightly tied at the waist was it, to reveal a symmetrical cluster of |
vesicular and bulbous lesions. |
A small, clear trail of viscous fluid was |
running from her swollen vagina onto the purple velvet seat |
«Eh'll hev som of thet wane you’ve feneshed op thare, Ping.» |
said MacQueen. |
«End be queck about et. |
Eh don’t want them too go orff. |
Those are thee |
strawberries grown in Sourth Americon nightsoil, aren’t thay?» |
«Of course, Ma’am. |
Of course to both questions, Ma’am,» replied Ping |
He had chosen control and dispassion as his path to perfection so long ago. |
For huge segments of time he had persisted, an entity believing so completely |
in itself that it became almost real. |
But entities can only do so much on their |
own you see. |
They can approximate form, and seem to matter. |
They can even set |
themselves up as strange attractors outside earthly time and space. |
That is how they get nourishment and density. |
But to manifest as beings with a |
form and purpose all of their own, able to co-exist with a planetary species, |
they need directed desire. |
They require fixated individuals, whose urges to |
infinite, limitless pleasure redefine hedonism. |
They must be invoked; |
assembled orgasm by orgasm; |
transgression by transgression; |
unspeakable dream |
by unspeakable dream; |
insatiable sexual disgrace by insatiable sexual disgrace. |
Until, as remorse and regret become laughably atrophied, and in an accelerated |
kaleidoscope of fractured images and loops of meaning, all is flattened. |
Meaning is ruptured, and only irreversible terror is left |
There is a sound that accompanies this. |
Once this noise begins, nothing, |
nothing at all can stop it |
The sound of several galactic histories passing immeasurably fast, |
as such an entity finds planetary form, is a sound not dissimilar to the sound |
of a roulette wheel slowing down until the steel ball is able to drop into its |
apparently random spot. |
At such times are the fates and futures of more mundane |
creatures decided irrevocably, in a rush of fear and excitement |
Ping was born out of risk and ennui, out of irresponsibility and fixated |
sexuality, out of a most considered form of reckless behavior, out of this |
appalling sound. |
Once this noise begins, nothing, nothing at all can ever stop |
it |
Recklessness being the most appealing human emotion to those such as Ping |