There are multiple artists under the name of Creature Feature:

1. Co… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists under the name of Creature Feature:

1. Comprised of the vicious vampiric vocalist Curtis RX and the ghoulishly fiendish organ master Erik X, the California native horror attraction Creature feature is set to take the underworld by storm. Creating a haunting mix of vintage horror visuals, old school beats, a carnival feel and a strangely rebellious approach to the modern ideals, the two monstrous musicians weave tales of the macabre, creating anthems for the horror minded and horror born alike. Tread carefully and enter their world cautiously, for once their talons are in they are a cancer you can't get out.

2. Another band with the same name that formed in the 90s and have released one album - Retrodemon 263 - and disappeared after its release.

Pushing Daisies
Creature Feature Lyrics

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Good evening, I′d like for you to give you a warm welcome to a
Favorite act of mine. They're here again to pose the question,
Does love ever truly die? Ladies and gentleman,
I′d like to welcome back... Creature Feature!

Hey, baby baby
I feel like I'm cursed
I watched them load you

In the back of a hearse
I'm going crazy
How much more can I stand?
Back from the dead
With your skin all dispersed

Hey, baby baby
I feel like I′m damned
I watched you lying
On a marble slab
This purgatory
How much more can I stand?
Your walking corpse
Is getting out of hand

Several weeks
You′ve been rotting in the ground
Not a sound
It's impossible to escape the fray
Of the grave
You should just be cold in your burial plot, but you′re not
Now you're back from beyond the other side
But you died

Hey, baby baby
I watched you depart
Lowered in the ground and into the dark
You′re pushing daisies
Since death we did part
[??] wish to be your heart

Several weeks
You've been rotting in the ground
Not a sound
It′s impossible to escape the fray
Of the grave
You should just be cold in your burial plot, but you're not
Now you're back from beyond the other side
But you died

Several weeks
You′ve been rotting in the ground
Not a sound
It′s impossible to escape the fray
Of the grave
You should just be cold in your burial plot, but you're not
Now you′re back from beyond the other side
But you died

My dear friends,
Thank you for tuning back in. Once again, I have to bid you farewell

Overall Meaning

The song "Pushing Daisies" by Creature Feature explores the theme of death, love, and the possibility of life after death. The song begins with a warm welcome to the band by the host, who poses the question of whether love truly ever dies. The lyrics are spoken from the perspective of a person who is grieving over the loss of their significant other. The singer is struggling with the idea that their loved one is dead and is having a tough time coping with it. They are tormented by the death of their lover and cannot seem to move on from the loss. The singer is haunted by the thought of their lover's body being loaded onto a hearse and then buried.

The chorus of the song emphasizes the theme of death and the idea of the singer being cursed or doomed. The singer feels like they are living in purgatory due to the loss of their loved one, and they want to believe that their lover has come back from the dead. The singer, however, notes that their lover's body is rotting in the ground, which emphasizes the finality of death. The term, "pushing daisies" is a term that refers to someone who has died and buried in the ground. Overall, the song speaks to the idea of love never truly dying, even after death.

Line by Line Meaning

Good evening, I’d like for you to give you a warm welcome to a Favorite act of mine. They're here again to pose the question, Does love ever truly die? Ladies and gentleman, I’d like to welcome back... Creature Feature!
Introducing Creature Feature, the band that delves into the question of whether love ever fades away.

Hey, baby baby I feel like I'm cursed. I watched them load you in the back of a hearse. I'm going crazy. How much more can I stand? Back from the dead with your skin all dispersed
The singer is experiencing a tough time seeing their loved one's corpse taken away in a hearse, only to have them come back from the dead in a visibly deteriorated state.

Hey, baby baby I feel like I’m damned. I watched you lying on a marble slab. This purgatory. How much more can I stand? Your walking corpse Is getting out of hand
The singer is struggling to come to terms with their loved one's undead return, realizing that their resurrection seems to have sent them to a limbo-like state.

Several weeks You’ve been rotting in the ground Not a sound It’s impossible to escape the fray Of the grave You should just be cold in your burial plot, but you’re not Now you're back from beyond the other side But you died
The band attributes the resurrection to a persistent love that's stronger than the grave, but they acknowledge that the state of the loved one's body doesn't change the fact that they had in fact passed away.

Hey, baby baby I watched you depart Lowered in the ground and into the dark You're pushing daisies Since death we did part [??] wish to be your heart
The lines mourn the loved one's passing and remark on the fact that they seem to have returned to this world only to be reminded of their current status as dead and buried.

My dear friends, Thank you for tuning back in. Once again, I have to bid you farewell
The band leaves the listener with a somber goodbye, seemingly having confronted the topic of love beyond death to the best of their ability.

Writer(s): Curtis Johnson

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