MONSTERS
Writing again about a party
Alcohol lets my mischievous monster roam free
My monster in the cage needs hearts to feel fed
When she roams free all the males are misled
I don't know why she likes it so much
I guess it's what the demon inside me eats for lunch
The professor wants to think about the pathways in our brain
Demon is a better description when it comes to pain
When we drink together their demons come out too
Careful, mine could pin your friend against you
Reject me and get away with it, I don't think so
Being jealous is a new consequence you will know
When the monster's angry it's reflected in my annoyance
So irritable at unnecessary flambuoyance
It's nearly impossible to mellow me out
I know this forsure without a doubt
Even when I do, it's hard to get what I want
It's easier to do when my body's out to flaunt
Some like the ass and some the breasts
It's hard to tell if you're undergoing one of the demon's screwed up tests
It's irrelevant if one passes or fails
Unsuccessful always if trying to get me "nailed"
If having sex with me is anyone's endgame
Nice try, the monster isn't that easily tamed.
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