Skittle Man

Grenouer · Other Songs - Grenouer

Spooky screams

A blow of steam

A cock-eyed budyroo

Snotty winks

A ride on the blink

Lousy tricks

The scandal leeks



Black 'n blue

Your hair 's filled with glue

Hardly revealed, hardly relied on

Stretched to hips

A split is on your lips

The whole belly has been cut



Intertwine your roots, hush down hoots

What a jerk of misery

Swanky habits, turbid shapes, an insecure tensity



Fall, you've got to fall

Your inner world is a piece of shit

Stroll an endless stroll

Your head is kicked

Excess and sick



Stale and grim

A harp on one string

Mesmerized, hypnotized

Deep ablaze, sleepless and flayed

The delirium has set in

Retchful nodes, intermittent lope

Dopey pies in the sky

Sneaky thoughts

Being at odds

An absurd hotshot guy



Roll, again you roll, you fuss and stroll

And turn the turtle

Why, why don't you settle

You are about to chill your bones



Yeah-yeah

All the mud is yours, all the belch

Cuffs and bums, corny hurts

A pensive traction, a broody fake

Gaudy smart fractured blague



Bowl you bowl along, you strike the ball under the line

A rake, as thin as a rake

The more you hate

The less you know

Skittle Man

Skittle Man stands as a notable recording by Grenouer, an artist recognized for a distinct approach within the English music scene. The track reflects the creative energy found across Grenouer's broader catalogue, which includes works like Stabbed By Touch and The Riddle Of Steel. While specific album placements for this song remain fluid in public discourse, the piece contributes significantly to the artist's evolving sonic identity. The recording captures a moment of artistic expression that aligns with the experimental tendencies often associated with Grenouer's body of work. Listeners familiar with the artist's other compositions will recognize the stylistic threads connecting this track to the wider discography. As part of a collection of songs that explore varied emotional and musical landscapes, Skittle Man offers a concise yet impactful song point into Grenouer's unique musical perspective.