Lady Picture Show
Stone Temple Pilots · Greatest Hits [2003]
Lady picture show she hides behind the bedroom wall
She hides because she don't know nothin', don't know nothin' anymore
She keeps her funny face it's locked and bagged it's just outside the door
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
Lady picture girl, I think them boys don't like your show
Lady picture show them boys are done, should just say no
Your wedding present's not so daisy picture perfect anymore
Lady funny face it's locked and bagged it's just outside the door
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
Lady picture show she hides behind the bedroom door
Lady picture show she hides behind the bedroom wall
She hides because she don't know nothin', don't know nothin' anymore
She keeps her funny face it's locked and bagged it's just outside the door
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
She doesn't know her name
She doesn't know her face
Lady Picture Show
Lady Picture Show stands as a defining track from Stone Temple Pilots' early catalog, originally appearing on their 1992 debut album, Core. The song captures the band's signature blend of grunge and hard rock, characterized by Scott Weiland's distinctive vocal delivery and the group's heavy, rhythmic guitar work. As a staple of their live performances, the recording showcases the dynamic interplay between the band members that helped establish their prominence in the alternative rock scene of the 1990s. Its inclusion on the 2003 Greatest Hits compilation underscores its enduring appeal and significance within the band's broader discography. The track remains a testament to the group's ability to craft memorable melodies alongside their heavier sonic textures.