1. |
Vortex
05:14
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I've got a bone to pick
I've got a cross to bear
I've got a mile wide
Thousand yard stare
You crossed me out
In the back of your mind
As if being different
Were some kind of crime
I've got a name
For people like you
You make my blood run
Like a creek of death
I'm disembodied
Inside your vortex
Give me one reason not to
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2. |
Ex/Dis
04:15
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The doorway shrinks
The closer I get
The stairway sways
The walls seem to stretch
I feel expendable
So disposable
A season of fire
A month of ash
You've got to open the switchblade
You've got to do something rash
I want to get caught
Invincible...
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3. |
Irish Demon
02:34
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My sex obsession consumes
My death obsession consumes
There's a fly on the wall
of the morgue
and it's you
Heartless Irish demon
Get away from me
The first time we kissed
Was on the banks of the Thames
The second time was in
The gallery
Under the Dali
Do you remember?
Her bite
Made me sick on the flight
home
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Virginia Creep Washington, D.C.
Born in the sprawling suburban wastelands on the outskirts of Washington DC, Virginia Creep emerge from an unexpected hotbed
of forward-thinking subversive artists.
With a rich lineage that includes bloodlines as diverse as Tideland, Pig Destroyer, A Papier Mache Monster, Nit Pic and many more, Virginia Creep sound as appropriately bipolar as the myriad divisions surrounding them.
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