
Date of issue: 12.11.2013
Song language: English
The Devil's Bagel |
Late night, my shoes are worn, in a diner, it’s 2 in the morn |
And I wonder, what will I do tonight? |
Cup of coffee and a cigarette more, clock above me reads 2:04 |
And the nightowls all got a story to tell |
The girl with the short hair’s parents won’t speak to her no more |
They call her an unholy dyke and they call her a whore |
Oh well |
Order a bagel, butter and all, think to myself as I stare at the wall |
Killin' time, counting the change in my hand |
Dark man sits on my right, shades keeping his eyes out of light |
Drinks his coffee just as black as his skin |
The man with the pack and the black hat sits in the back |
His white eyes glow like a fire burns bright in the act |
Woah and the fat man comes in with little hair |
His wife is unfaithful but he doesn’t care as long as he can hold her tight at |
night |
Yeah and the waitress Julie is a poet now, she writes her stories on a paper |
towel |
To publish them someday, she said she might |
And the man in the back tips his hat as he stands and he grins |
The first word he says all night is «Let the show begin» |
Julie wants to have some fun |
So she takes a butter knife and cuts her fingers off one by one |
To find a problem when she tries to start on her next hand |
Yeah and the fat man strips down the whore |
She cries to herself and defecates on the floor |
I don’t think I want the second half of my bagel no more |
The fat man started to say how he wants to kill his wife |
As the dyke cuts off his tongue with a jagged knife |
And the two are making passionate love |
And the dark, blind man thinks he’s seen enough |
So he takes Julie’s pen from her right hand |
And he stabs his eyes, as according to plan |
'Cause the man in the back simply laughs and he smiles |
And the blood spills out on linoleum tile |
And the fat man starts to eat the flesh of the whore |
Yeah, the mood’s a little different than a minute before |
I reach down for the last cigarette in the pack |
Walk over and sit with the man in the back |
And ask him «Why?» |
He tips his hat and he smiles |