Hello Kitty Kat
Smashing Pumpkins · Pisces Iscariot [1994]
I should go before you make me cry
She wants to bleed every drop inside of me
But I am to please the little girl inside of me, too
Yeah, yeah
You know i hate to say it
Oh no, I always stay
I don't want to be like the others, please
Who is sorry now?
Who is sorry now?
If I show you how,
Will you let me down?
Slit my wrists and die a whore
Love to love to love what you adore
I can give you anything,
But please let me be your everything
You lose
Yeah, yeah
You know I hate to say it
Oh no, I always stay
I don't wanna be like the others, please
Who is sorry now?
If I show you how,
Will you let me down?
Will you let me down?
Who is sorry now?
Who is sorry now?
My love is weakness
My love is oh so wrong
My love is sadness
My love is oh so strong
My teeth are razor sharp
My love is fucking strong
I'll be with you
But not for long
Oh, oh, oh
Yeah, yeah
You know I hate to say it
Oh no, I always stay
I don't wanna be like the others, please
Who is sorry now?
Who is sorry now?
Who is sorry now?
If I show you how,
Will you let me down?
Will you let me down?
Please let me down
Please let me down
(song's over)
Hello Kitty Kat
Hello Kitty Kat stands as a defining track from the Smashing Pumpkins' 1994 EP, Pisces Iscariot. Emerging during the band's most prolific era, the song showcases the group's signature blend of heavy distortion and melodic introspection. Billy Corgan's songwriting on this recording captures the emotional turbulence characteristic of the mid-1990s alternative rock landscape. The track serves as a bridge between the band's earlier experimental work and the expansive double album that would follow shortly after. Its inclusion in the Pisces Iscariot collection highlights the Pumpkins' ability to craft concise, impactful statements that resonate with fans of their broader discography. The recording remains a testament to the band's dynamic range and their enduring influence on the genre.