we were flying low and hit something in the air lyrics

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Set to an incredibly frenetic bass and drums backdrop, a voice that sounds like it could only come from the throat of a demon makes a request: 'I want your soul! I will eat your soul!' If a soul is capable of being eaten, this guy will no doubt munch on yours till you beg him to stop. Still, the song alone is weird enough to spook a man.

#We were flying low and hit something in the air lyrics full

'Come to Daddy' - Aphex Twin.To get the full creepy effect of this song it helps to watch it's video accompaniment, which features a genuinely frightening alien blowing a thick foggy exhaling breath in a little old lady's face (among other bizarre images). If this doesn't scare you at least a little bit, please stay away from me. Prime examples of the caller's hospitality: 'You're gonna die of cancer, do you know that?' 'Hope someone in your family dies soon, piece of shit, die!' It's not only his words that will creep you out (though that's all that is neccesary), it's the weird, unrecognizable, English-as-a-second language accent he's got going on. Manback was recieving such threats and verbal abuse for nothing.

A menacing feller who has obviously been slighted in some way by Harry Manback. Okay, maybe it's not from Ole Slew Foot himself, but this guy may as well have been taking lessons from him. 'Message to Harry Manback' - Tool.Basically a recording of a telephone answering machine message from Satan. Then, a few years later he put out a song called 'Cold Ethyl', an upbeat ditty sporting the catchy phrase, 'She's cool in bed, well she oughta be CUZ ETHEL'S DEAD!' Alice, oh, Alice. I thought for sure this wouldn't be a topic he'd ever explore again, unsavoury as it is. It's a bold confession of passion.TO A DEAD BODY! Many is the time when I've sat up all hours of the night and wondered if, perhaps, maybe Alice took things too far with this one. Not one to play at a dinner party, the opening lyrics proclaim, 'I love the dead before they're cold, their rotting flesh for me to hold, cadaver eyes upon me see.nothing'. NECROPHILIA! 'What?' you say? Indeed, the Coop pulls out all the stops here, even topping some of his most creepy songs like 'Dead Babies', 'Sick Things' and 'Killer'. 'I Love the Dead' - Alice Cooper.What a lovely subject for a song, I'm sure you'll all agree. To top it all off, the end of each chorus is punctuated with the sounds of a real ambulance, which delighted me as a young child but freaked me out with paranoia when I grew older and became a stoner. He tells of how the sheets that cover his body are 'red and moist' and how his girlfriend, sprawled out next to him in the morbid scene, 'has such a distant stare'.

What makes it so creepy is the intricate detail with which the narrator describes his final moments, even to the point of the attendant saying there's no chance for him. I mean, to 'fly low' could conceivably mean travelling at a high rate of speed, hitting a sharp incline and leaving the ground for a couple of seconds.I dunno, the airplane theory does make more sense, but I'll bet the song spooked more motorists than it did pilots. I always leaned to the former, even though the lyrics do say 'We were flying low and hit something in the air'. 'D.O.A.' - Bloodrock.There is somewhat heated debate amongst Bloodrock fans as to whether the incident described in this song is a car wreck or a small airplane accident. But it is an astonishing song, creepy though it may well be, and I like to listen to it a couple of times every few years. This is anything but normal entertainment, if it can be called entertainment at all. The gunshots are symbolized by hellish screams that will make you shudder. Alan Vega and Martin Rev's 10+ minute epic is a minimalistic saga of a young man who, discouraged by his inability to make ends meet, decides to shoot his 6-month old baby, his wife and then himself, all the while Vega exhorting 'Let's hear it for Frankie!'. 'Frankie Teardrop' - Suicide.Well, with a name like Suicide what did you expect? This song is, IMO and without a doubt, the creepiest song ever recorded. And they ARE creepy, that much I can guarantee. Okay, maybe they're not the creepiest songs I've EVER heard.there's none of Diamanda Galas' work here.and there are probably creepier songs out there.but these are the creepiest songs I can think of at the moment.