Between Heaven and Hell bred deception. Between Heaven and Hell rose a queen. Between Heaven and Hell, they named her the Queen of Joy and Despair. She rules with a smile that she paints on her face. A smile drawn from ear to ear. She rules from her code book of distance. She rules us with smoke and with mirrors. Her fingers she keeps crossed double time. White knuckled for sweet, sweet revenge. The Queen of Denial, the queen and her smile, the queen must be losing her mind. Lady O’ lady, so charming. Lady O’ sweeter than life. Lady O’ breaker of spirits. Lady O’ stabber of backs. Between Heaven and Hell, bred deception. Between Heaven and Hell rose a queen. Between Heaven and Hell, they named her the Queen of Joy and Despair. Don’t think you can soothe her seething. Her warpath, her vengeance. Her rage. She masks it with love and affection. What a marvelous web she doth weave. She is fleshy and soft, just like a painting. She’s bursting like a big red balloon. She’s full of hot air, just like a dragon. She lays herself on ice to keep cool. Lady O’ lady, so charming. Lady O’ sweeter than life. Lady O’ breaker of spirits. Lady O’ stabber of backs. Lady O’ lady come and cross me. Lady for old time’s sake. Lady O’ lady so charming. Lady, I want you to know. The Queen of Denial is laughing. But it is only a brilliant disguise. The Queen of Denial is losing her grip. And it really turns me on.
words by j. wilson
