Cemetary Girl
Insane Clown Posse · Mutilation Mix LP [1997]
Tonight, tonight, off with your head."
"You'll never guess what's up" (7x)
"My fuckin' head blew up"
She was ugly, long hair, short, nice figure though
So at the funeral, it made me cry, "I want to die."
I cannot lie, I couldn't sleep without a wink
I only think about my lady, I miss my baby
I need her by my side, to hold me, to squeeze me
I still have pictures, but all they do is tease me
I see my therapist, she only tells me I'm in trouble
I want my baby back, so now I pack a shovel
And while I'm digging, it's awfully dark and kinda muddy.
Don't dig too fast oh just dig things could get bloody
I watch my baby, I hit the top of baby's coffin
I thinking, well she's better off inside if she died
Nah, she needs me, I can tell my baby wants me
Cuz every night at 2:15, my baby haunts me
I pry it open, the odor hits me, there she is
I lean down to give her a kiss because I need a...
Girl that made me happy, a girl that made me cry
A girl that passed away back in 1985
A girl I plan to marry, a girl I plan to wed
A girl that I can trust because my baby is already dead
Cemetary lady, my cemetery girl
Cemetary baby, I want you in my world
Cemetary woman, we can still be down
You're more than just a corpse to a psychopathic clown
Cemetary lady, my cemetery girl
Cemetary baby, I want you in my world
Cemetary woman, we can still be down
You're more than just a corpse to a psychopathic clown
"Fuck yeah, motherfucker
I don't want no stuck up
Little sassy rassy bitch
Ya know what I'm saying
I want me a cold stanky bitch
So bring it on, dead momma"
She's as ugly as always, my baby hasn't changed
Except for the hole that's in her forehead, you can see her brains
Nevertheless, our love is still forever true
Her eyes have shriveled, her skin has now a tint of blue
My baby's dusty and dirty, and wrinkled clothes
And now I notice, the maggots chewed off all her toes
The earth has been rather cruel to my darling sugar
Is that a bug upon her face? Oh, it's just a booger
I lean her head back to kiss her crooked lips
And then her neck cracks, also does her hips
I must be gentle, my baby girl's a little rusty
A little dusty, but most of all, a little musty
I notice that, when we lay together on the lawn
We lay till dawn, I notice her left eye is gone
We said goodbye and everything turned out alright
I'll see you again tomorrow night, because I need a...
Girl that made me happy, a girl that made me cry
A girl that passed away back in 1985
A girl I plan to marry, a girl I plan to wed
A girl that I can trust because my baby is already dead
Girl that make me happy, a girl that make me cry
A girl that passed away back in 1985
A girl I plan to marry, a girl I plan to wed
A girl that I can trust because my baby is already dead
Girl that make me happy, a girl that make me cry
A girl that passed away back in 1985
A girl I plan to marry, a girl I plan to wed
A girl that I can trust because my baby is already dead
Check it out, bitch!
You aren't getting stank, skank
Get your asses shoveling
Then you'll want a lil' somthin' somthin'
Them cramey graveyard bitches
They DOWN WITH THE CLOWN!!!
Girl that make me happy, a girl that make me cry
A girl that passed away back in 1985
A girl I plan to marry, a girl I plan to wed
A girl that I can trust because my baby is already dead
Cemetery lady. My cemetery girl.
Cemetery baby, I want you in my world.
Cemetery woman, we can still be down.
You're more than just a corpse to a psychopathic clown.
About Cemetary Girl
"Cemetary Girl" by Insane Clown Posse stands as a defining track from their 1997 album *Mutilation Mix LP*, capturing the band's signature blend of horror punk and theatrical storytelling. Released during the height of the hip-hop boom, the song exemplifies the group's unique ability to merge heavy, distorted guitars with rhythmic, spoken-word delivery. The track serves as a quintessential example of the "Hollywood Unhinged" aesthetic that would later define their discography, featuring the characteristic manic energy and dark humor associated with their persona. As a key component of their early catalog, the recording showcases the collaborative dynamic between the band members, particularly the vocal interplay that became their hallmark. While often overshadowed by later hits, the song remains a critical touchstone for fans of the genre, illustrating how Insane Clown Posse carved out a distinct niche in alternative rock and hip-hop by infusing their music with cinematic horror themes and aggressive, yet catchy, production. It remains a staple in their live performances and a testament to their influence on the nu-metal and horrorcore movements of the late 1990s.