In the cold, coldest of nights
The fire I light, to warm my bones
I've had enough, of the dreadful cold
And from the flames, appears Salome
I stand before her amazed
As she dances and demands
The head of john the baptist on a plate
In the morning, shaken and disturbed
From under soft white fur
I see the dust in the morning bright sets the room alive
And by the telly appears Salome
I stand before her amazed
As she dances and demands
The head of Isidora Duncan on a plate
Oh, It's Salome
Oh, It's Salome
In the cold, coldest of nights
The fire I light, to warm my bones
I've had enough, of the dreadful cold
And from the flames appears Salome
I stand before her amazed
As she dances and demands
The head of any bastard on a plate
Peter Daniell Doherty, known as Pete Doherty, is a British singer-songwriter and musician born in 1979. Known for his eccentric personality and controversial lifestyle, Doherty achieved international fame as the frontman of The Libertines, an indie rock band active between the early 2000s and 2004. With The Libertines, he released two successful albums: "Up the Bracket" (2002) and "The Libertines" (2004), both considered milestones of the British indie movement. After the breakup of The Libertines, Doherty formed the band Babyshambles, with whom he continued to release music and gain a loyal fan base. His career has been marked by ups and downs, between moments of great artistic creativity and personal problems that have often made headlines. Among Doherty's most famous songs are "Time for Heroes" (with The Libertines), "Rebels on the Line" (with Babyshambles) and "Albion" (from a solo album). His music is characterized by catchy melodies, introspective lyrics and a strong punk rock influence.
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