Beauty And The Beast

Venom · A Triple Dose Of Venom [1991]

He watches witches weaving wonders

Inside their crystal balls of thunder

Seeing the future past and present

Of messages the universe sends



They summon through the sphere

A child so fair so virgin pure

They summon me my slave

Bring her to their lure



The beauty and the beast

The beauty and the beast



She calls christ in churches crimson

But I can see the blood on your sins

I've got to take her - Leave her - Take her

Tell me the price if I deliver



They guide me through the lake

By one a slave of flesh

They summon his return

In vain wasting their breath



The beauty and the beast

The beauty and the beast



They cast countless conjurations

He didn't sign the pact the fact is

Their screams of failure fade to whispers

Trying to heal their mental blisters



They summon through the sphere

A child so fair so golden pure

They didn't realise

This was the demon's cure



The beauty and the beast

The beauty and the beast

Beauty And The Beast

Venom's "Beauty And The Beast" serves as a defining track on their 1991 album, A Triple Dose Of Venom. Released during the height of the thrash metal movement, the song exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive riffing and melodic intensity. As a staple of their discography, it captures the raw energy and technical proficiency that characterized Venom's work in the early 1990s. The recording stands as a testament to the group's influence on the genre, showcasing their ability to craft memorable compositions that resonated with fans of extreme metal. Its enduring presence in their catalog highlights its status as a significant contribution to the band's legacy.