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Previously before a haze


Previously before a haze Before the spots, that lethal craze In a home with broken ceilings With poverty and tortured feelings Within a haze, there was a girl With parents, who'd neglected her Then began to gain, an anti-social disorder Which started to take a toll upon her She ran and came across An emotionless wealthy cathouse Where the head maiden took her in That later became the famous kill house During the days that led to her ongoing phase The maiden had taught her, the coldness of ways That the lavish of people wear the fur coats appealing The maiden continued to tell her, the status of life so gleaming So the girl grew with the need of the end of the dog days Since the maiden had told her, spotted fur will take you to luxurious highways The older she got, the more rabid the tasting She slaughtered them all for the fur coat dalmatian Older and older she began to immerse herself in sleeping pills To calm her nerves and dream of the daffodils And you know that she's there in the mad house Because you'll feel the chills The neglected child, the poor Cruella de Vil
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