Fiend without a face
Misfits · Cuts From the Crypt [2001]
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
My face
The fever rots
The brain goes numb inside
I feel the blackout coming
A boiled blister pops inside
My ears still bleed
With razor-sharp precision
Mouths that mouth the sweetness
Dank of final breath upon my chest
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
My face
We lasted all night
The dogs keep up and snickering
Just stay with me one moment
Then I'll go away
My ears still bleed
With razor-sharp precision
I'll burn in hell
Before I plunge into life's darkness
Darkness
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
My face
A fiend without a face
A fiend without a face
A fiend without a face
A fiend without a face
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
My face
The fever rots
The brain goes numb inside
I feel the blackout coming
A boiled blister pops inside
My ears still bleed
With razor-sharp precision
Mouths that mouth the sweetness
Dank of final breath upon my chest
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
My face
We lasted all night
The dogs keep up and snickering
Just stay with me one moment
Then I'll go away
My ears still bleed
With razor-sharp precision
I'll burn in hell
Before I plunge into life's darkness
Darkness
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
See the features of my rage
Begin to shoot the fiend without a face
My face
A fiend without a face
A fiend without a face
A fiend without a face
A fiend without a face
Fiend without a face - Misfits
This track exemplifies the Misfits' signature blend of horror punk and gothic rock, delivered with the band's characteristic theatrical intensity. Released on the 2001 compilation Cuts From the Crypt, the recording features the iconic bass-driven rhythm and vocal delivery that defined their career spanning from the late 1970s through the early 2000s. The song continues the band's tradition of drawing inspiration from classic horror cinema and literature, reinforcing their status as pioneers of the deathrock and punk subgenres. It stands as a quintessential example of their discography, capturing the raw energy and dark aesthetic that made them a cult favorite among fans of extreme music.