EPISODE · Oct 14, 2025 · 4 MIN
Blue Velveeta by Tennessee Wayne
from The Crime Of The Century Podcast · host Matt Love
[Intro] Blue velvet... woah-woah... [Verse 1] I found a blue velvet (Woah-woah) Bluer than the sky's last light (Woah-woah-woah) A severed, human ear, so white On the grass. [Verse 2] It led me to blue velvet (Woah-woah) Behind a door, a captive scene (Woah-woah-woah) A woman robed in blue, a queen Of shattered glass. [Bridge] She sings, a torrid, haunted melody He laughs, a gasping, cruel "Mommy!" He is the night, Frank Booth is his name And he loves... Blue Velvet. [Verse 3] Blue velvet (Woah-woah) The color of this sickly town (Woah-woah-woah) Where all the smiling clowns are bound To their fears. And I still see blue velvet through my tears. [Verse 4] She wore blue velvet (Woah-woah) A twisted, beautiful, sad dream (Woah-woah-woah) A robin's song, a dying scream In my ears. Yes, I still see blue velvet through my tears. [Outro] Blue velvet... Oo-ooo-oooo-oooo... He's still behind the wall... Blue velvet...
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