Dig Up Her Bones
Misfits · American Psycho [1997]
Anything is what she is
Anywhere is where she's from
Anything is what she'll be
Anything as long as it's mine
And the door it opens is a way back in
Or is it way back out?
Anyplace is where she'll be
Anyplace, she'll see you from
Lies and secrets become your world
Anytime, anywhere she takes me away
And death climbs up the steps one by one
To give you the rose
That's been burnt by her son
Point me to the sky above
I can get there on my own
Walk me through the graveyard
Dig up her bones
I have seen the demons face
I have heard of her death place
I fall down on my knees in Praise of the
Horrible things that took her away
And death climbs up the steps one by one
To give you the rose that's
been burnt by her son
Point me to the sky above
I can get there on my own
Walk me through the graveyard
Dig up her bones
Point me to the sky above
I can't get there on my own
Walk me through the graveyard
Dig up her bones
Bones
Anywhere is where she's from
Anything is what she'll be
Anything as long as it's mine
And the door it opens is a way back in
Or is it way back out?
Anyplace is where she'll be
Anyplace, she'll see you from
Lies and secrets become your world
Anytime, anywhere she takes me away
And death climbs up the steps one by one
To give you the rose
That's been burnt by her son
Point me to the sky above
I can get there on my own
Walk me through the graveyard
Dig up her bones
I have seen the demons face
I have heard of her death place
I fall down on my knees in Praise of the
Horrible things that took her away
And death climbs up the steps one by one
To give you the rose that's
been burnt by her son
Point me to the sky above
I can get there on my own
Walk me through the graveyard
Dig up her bones
Point me to the sky above
I can't get there on my own
Walk me through the graveyard
Dig up her bones
Bones
Dig Up Her Bones - Misfits
"Dig Up Her Bones" is a high-energy punk rock track by the Misfits, appearing on their 1997 album *American Psycho*. The song exemplifies the band's signature style, blending fast tempos with dark, theatrical themes characteristic of their horror punk genre. Released during a period of intense activity for the group, the recording showcases the classic Misfits sound, featuring the band's distinctive vocal delivery and driving instrumentation. As part of their broader discography, the track stands as a representative example of their ability to fuse horror movie aesthetics with aggressive punk energy, contributing to their enduring legacy in the genre.