Delicious Demon
Björk · Other Songs - Björk
One person calls someone to pour the water,
Because it takes two to pour the water,
To plough takes two as well,
But only one to hold up the sky.
One plays the harp,
Beats a rock with a stick,
Becomes a priest at least,
A delicious demon.
Two men need one money one money needs no man,
One is on ones knees,
Loses ones head,
Except maybe a delicious demon,
Then one is no longer,
So delicious!
Because it takes two to pour the water,
To plough takes two as well,
But only one to hold up the sky.
One plays the harp,
Beats a rock with a stick,
Becomes a priest at least,
A delicious demon.
Two men need one money one money needs no man,
One is on ones knees,
Loses ones head,
Except maybe a delicious demon,
Then one is no longer,
So delicious!
Delicious Demon
Björk's 'Delicious Demon' stands as a defining track from her 1993 album *Homogenic*, marking a pivotal shift toward electronic and experimental soundscapes. The song features the distinctive vocal performance of Skunk Anansie, blending Björk's ethereal style with a driving, industrial rhythm that became a hallmark of her work during this era. Released alongside other iconic tracks like 'Pluto' and 'Army of Me', the recording exemplifies the album's exploration of technology and human emotion. Its inclusion in the live box set further cemented its status as a staple of her discography, showcasing the enduring power of its production and Björk's ability to merge organic vocals with synthesized textures.