You're goin' down fast, you're way outta time
And for you the sun won't shine
You missed the boat while you beat your meat
I'm going to break your mind
Out of the gutter and into the streets
The day of the humans is gone
We'll laugh and sing while we chew on your bones
And for you we sing this song:
Rejoice rejoice
Raise your voices high
Rejoice rejoice
Everyone will die
[Wendy] Dissipate your flaccid light
Snuff your candle out
Feeding on your energy
That's what we're all about
We've lived in your cells for millions of years
We thank you for the ride
But parasites turn into rulers
And now we're coming outside
We change our form, we mutate at will
We're the best that can be found
We know how to survive, we lie and kill
We've got our program down
Wendy O. Williams (1949-1998) was an American singer known for her theatrical charisma and explosive stage presence. She began her career as the vocalist of the punk rock band The Plasmatics in the 1970s, quickly becoming an icon of the underground scene with her provocative performances and explicit lyrics. Her musical style was a blend of punk rock, heavy metal, and glam rock, influenced by artists like Alice Cooper and Iggy Pop. After the dissolution of The Plasmatics in 1988, Williams embarked on a solo career with albums such as "Wendy O. Williams" (1988) and "The New Wendy O. Williams" (1990). Some of her most representative songs include "Rock Me", "But It's Alright", "Standing in the Fire", and "I Wanna Be Your Dog". Her music was often criticized for its explicit violence, but she also received recognition for her courage and originality. Wendy O. Williams died in 1998 from a drug overdose.
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