Gasoline
Seether Lyrics

Last night I saw that beauty queen
The singer saw a woman, possibly famous or admired, who uses makeup to create a certain image

Watched her paint her face on
The singer observed her putting on makeup to become her ideal self

I wanna be that magazine
The singer wants to be the medium through which the woman derives her inspiration or sense of identity

That she bases life on
The artist believes that the woman's personality, lifestyle and decisions revolve around what she sees in magazines

I wanna waste her monthly blood
The artist wants to waste the woman's menstrual blood as a sign of disrespect for her and all she represents

Wanna get some on my love
The singer desires to mix the woman's menstrual blood with his own bodily fluids as an act of degradation

Wanna get some gasoline
The singer wants to use gasoline to set fire to the house as a manifestation of his anger or hatred

And burn the house down
The artist wants to destroy the symbol of the woman's life, possibly as a way of escaping or taking revenge

She's got nothing to say
The woman has no original thoughts, opinions or perspectives of her own

She's got bills to pay
The woman has financial problems or obligations to fulfill

She's got no one to hate
The woman has no specific enemies or people she dislikes

Except for me
The artist is the only person who elicits negative emotions from the woman, possibly because of his obsession or past actions

She's getting high on Revlon
The woman is using makeup as a form of escapism or a way to feel better about herself

That she wastes her life on
The singer believes that the woman's preoccupation with makeup is a wasted or misguided pursuit

I wanna be the one unclean
The singer wants to be the person who is considered disgusting, taboo or reviled by society

That she wipes her ass on
The artist wants to be associated with something dirty or unpleasant in the woman's life

She's got nothing but shame
The woman feels worthless, guilty or embarrassed about herself or her situation

She takes pills for pain
The woman is using drugs to cope with her emotional or physical pain

She's got no one to blame
The woman is unable to attribute her problems or shortcomings to anyone else

Except for me
The artist is the only person the woman considers responsible for her distress or misfortunes