Step into the chilling embrace of a horror classic, reimagined through slashing guitars and piercing vocals. "The Shower Scene" by Ice Nine Kills isn't just a nod to Hitchcock's masterpiece; it's a full-blown homage wrapped in metal riffs. The lyrics plunge us into the twisted dynamics of Norman Bates and his overbearing mother from "Psycho," exploring themes of madness, control, and tragic inevitability. As we navigate the eerie corridors of Bates Motel, the song cleverly uses water imagery—drowning, cleaning, and the infamous shower—to symbolize the inescapable cycle of insanity and violence. Mother may not be all there, but this track certainly is—soaked in suspense and dripping with dark intrigue. Don’t drop your soap or your guard!
The Shower Scene
Lyrics
Come on in, the weather's dreadful
We always have a room to spare
Don't mind mother, she is not well
The doctors say she's not all there
She's crazy, I must confess
I'm so sick of cleaning up her mess
I hope saying goodnight
Doesn't mean saying goodbye
Now under the pressure, we're drowning together
Going down the drain tonight
The drain tonight
Come on back, I'll fix you something
But careful not to cross the line
'Cause she and I are sure of one thing
We all go a little mad sometimes
She's crazy, I must confess
"Listen to Mother!"
It's always me cleaning up her mess
I hope saying goodnight
Doesn't mean saying goodbye
Now under the pressure, we're drowning together
Going down the drain tonight
The drain tonight
I can't come clean
You got caught up in between
I can't come clean
You can't escape the shower scene
Can't escape the shower scene
The shower scene
It's always me cleaning up her mess
I hope saying goodnight
Doesn't mean saying goodbye
Now under the pressure, we're drowning together
Going down the drain tonight
The drain tonight
The drain tonight
Down the drain tonight
"Can I help you, sir?"
"Sure hope you can, I'm looking for a young woman
Who's been missing for several days now
I have reason to believe
She may have stopped off at this very motel"
Writer(s): Spencer Charnas, Drew Fulk, Steve Sopchak, Dan Sugarman, Joe Occhiuti
Copyright(s): Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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