Give me your blood, your teeth, your high school pictures.
Your words can't begin to satisfy my needs.
Give me your hand, I'll never give you flowers.
Your touch can't begin to satisfy my...
I can't save you from me this time.
You can't save you.
Nothing comes between you and I.
Don't know what you see in my negativity.
I know you know it's one part you and three parts me.
Show me your scars, show me your broken mirrors.
Your dreams can't begin to satisfy my...
I can't save you from me this time.
You can't hide from me.
Can't hide what's inside in your mind.
Don't know what you see in my negativity.
Always was and always will be, three parts me.
(Re-recorded for Portrait of an American Family)
One boy, entertained
By the torments of another soul.
Touching was confusing
And he found that he was all alone.
He sought salvation
In the darkness of the choklit.
Sweets soaked insecurities.
And sugar teased his need to kill.
(Chorus: Peel back the faces
We hide within our choklit shell.
Some know indulgence.
Some know, and some go much too far.)
They came, hypnotized
By the promise in his somber grin.
He saw something
In the weakness of their skin.
(Repeat Chorus)
(Interlude: Boat Ride lyrics from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate
Factory.)
Jeff saved for later
His prizes of iniquity:
Polaroids to covet,
And bones to hide in 213.
(Repeat Chorus)
(Re-recorded for Portrait of an American Family)
After School Special (p)(c) 1991 Berkowitz/Manson