King Of Intimidation
Alanis Morissette · Other Songs - Alanis Morissette
seem to feel that they owe it to the
men of the family to look relaxed,
rested, and attractive at dinnertime
for you,
they live in a quiet monastery. for you
they wear whatever you want them to as long as it is short
they count to ten when you tell them how to drive and
when they're afraid they let you speak for them
all hail the
king of intimidation;
model of good christian behavior
for you,
we wax, nostalgic-ened our legs. for you
we chew our nails if we had any left buy fake ones to do it
we counted to ten temporarily and it was
something about how you talk down to me
all hail the
king of intimidation;
model of good christian behavior
the room of compromise is full and aparently you don't want some
theres only so much we can do to make your rest assured
i am
single i am weary
you're just
jealous you're just confused your just
hungry you're missing out
you're not healthy
you i pity
all hail the
king of intimidation;
model of christian behavior
and he knows not of
what he has wrongly done
so forgive his ignorant behaviour
you are
tortured you are captured you were busted we were silent
you were tested you knew better you are lonely
was it worth it? la la la
King Of Intimidation
Alanis Morissette's "King Of Intimidation" captures the raw, introspective energy that defined her breakthrough era. Emerging from the same period as her landmark album *Jagged Little Pill*, the track showcases her signature blend of confessional songwriting and alternative rock intensity. Morissette's delivery is characterized by a sharp, emotive vocal style that conveys vulnerability and strength simultaneously. This recording stands as a testament to her ability to explore complex emotional landscapes, moving beyond the hits to reveal deeper layers of her artistic identity. The song remains a compelling example of her early work, reflecting the genre-defining sound that established her as a major force in contemporary music.