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She's my baby |
Pale and divine innocent and weak endlessly frail useless so to speak Your lips are blue eyes rimmed in black I'm drawn to you you're such a wreck |
She's growing stronger it's obscene licking her wounds was my favourite routine watching her heartbeat on the screen wondering if she'll turn nineteen … or not |
Mistakes are repeated lessons ignored I guess it's OK as long as we're not bored History is the finest whore everyone comes back for more Must we go down |
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The last song recorded on DAT. Vain's very last vocal performance. Probably one of the most compelling songs he ever wrote. However, as blunt and direct as this song may sound at first hearing, it remains unclear as to whom it was dedicated to in the first place. There are no records to be found in the diary regarding the 'pale and divine wreck' that served as inspiration for the lyrics. If it is, in fact, an actual person. Apparently, Vain wrote two sets of lyrics for this song. He deleted the first version from the diary (it was written in pencil). Nevertheless, we managed to decipher certain parts of the text (right): |
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