In some cases, he would rape the women he found and draw pentagrams on the walls of the home. This song about Ramirez is remarkably on point. The final Nightstalker murder occurred just outside of San Francisco when he snuck into 66-year-old Peter Pan's home and shot him ...
This song is about the aftermath of a rape when a person has begun to heal. The lyrics “No more monsters, I can breathe again” are especially relatable to those who’ve suffered trauma. Another set of powerful lyrics are “you brought the flames and you put me through hell, I had ...
And, while hard to admit, these types of tunes frequently seem more alluring than their straight-ahead counterparts, even if the listener knows the content is problematic. There's just something more intriguing, it seems, about a beguiling song, when compared to a happy one with an equally j...
"lateStone Temple Pilotsvocalist Scott Weiland sings."I know you like what's on my mind."But he explained that the song is about rape, and it reportedly was written after a woman he was dating was raped by three men. In the lyrics, it also sounds like the antagonist is victim-blaming...
Big Blacks songs, which openly dealt with such topics as mutilation, murder, rape, child molestation, arson, immolation, racism, and misogyny, established them as a group that acknowledged no taboos; and while they didnt seem to be advocating the anti-social or criminal behavior they sang ...
While the song is very clearly about dismembering the body of a murder victim, the lyrics “Bones and blood lie on the ground / Rotten limbs lie dead / Decapitated bodies found / On my wall, your head,” seem to very closely resemble Milwaukee serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer’s modus ...
“Rape, murder, it’s just a shot away.” The song surfaced days after Meredith Hunter’s murder at the Altamont music festival. “That’s a kind of end-of-the-world song, really,” Mick Jagger said in 1995. “It’s apocalypse.” Richards later said that his guitar fell apart on ...
many of which date back to the 17th and 18th centuries and were originally born out of true stories sung by town criers -- aka the tabloids of the time period. In this instance, Caleb Meyer is a man who lives alone making whiskey, but when he threatens a young woman with rape, she...
It was hard to take away any other message than that these two had been unfairly canceled — or, at the least, “Let he who has not been accused of rape or fostering hatred against gay people cast the first stone.” Manson doesn’t have much to do besides sing along on the chorus,...