Whore
In This Moment · Blood [2012]
The one thing you can't live without
Yeah, I'm the girl you've been waiting for
I'll have you down on your knees
I'll have you begging for more
You probably thought I wouldn't get this far
You thought I'd end up in the back of a car
You probably thought that I'd never escape
I'd be a rat in a cage, I'd be enslaved in this place
You don't know how hard I fought to survive
Waking up all alone when I was left to die
And you don't know about this life I've lived
Or these roads I've walked
Or these deaths I've bled
So how can this be?
You're praying to me
There's a look in your eyes
I know just what that means
I can be, I can be your everything...
I can be your whore
I am the dark you created
I am the sinner
I am your whore
Let me tell you something baby
You love me for everything you hate me for
I'm the one that you need and fear
Now that you heard this I'll be coming clear
That higher judgement that you placed on me is a reflection
of the stuff I write
So maybe next time when you cast your stones
From the shadows and the dark unknown
You will crawl out of your hiding place
Take a look in the mirror and see the truth on your face
The
That's a look on
I am the dark you created
I am the sinner
I am your whore
Let me tell you something baby
You love me
You want me
You need me
Whore
Whore stands as a defining track from In This Moment's 2012 album Blood, capturing the band's evolution into a heavier, more theatrical sound. Frontwoman Maria Brink delivers a performance characterized by raw emotional intensity and powerful vocals that anchor the song's aggressive atmosphere. The recording exemplifies the group's signature blend of hard rock and metal, utilizing dynamic instrumentation to create a visceral listening experience. Released during a pivotal era for the band, the song contributed to their growing reputation for combining melodic sensibilities with dark, dramatic production. It remains a notable song in their discography, showcasing the artistic direction that helped solidify their presence in the modern rock landscape.

