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Killer
The Greens Lyrics
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With painted tears
They show the pain inside
And all of our fears
When you least know it
He'll be right up on you
And don't call him a clown
Or he'll take you down
So there's no place for you to hide
He may be silent, but he's violent
You're running out of time
He's a Killer Mime
Watch out where you go
He'll creep upon you and you'll never know
Silent but deadly
He's a Killer Mime
You'll never hear him coming
So there's no place for you to hide
He may be silent, but he's violent
You're running out of time
He's a Killer Mime
Silent but deadly
He's a Killer Mime
Silent but deadly
He's a Killer Mime
Silent but deadly
He's a Killer!
The lyrics of The Greens' song "Killer Mime" depict a haunting and eerie character that is described as a silent yet violent force to be reckoned with. The opening lines, "He's got a painted face, with painted tears," sets the tone for the persona of the Killer Mime, who wears a mask that reflects the pain and fears hidden within. The use of the painted face symbolizes a facade that conceals the true darkness lurking beneath.
The lyrics go on to warn of the unpredictable and stealthy nature of the Killer Mime, emphasizing that he will strike when least expected. The line "When you least know it, he'll be right up on you" suggests a looming sense of danger and imminent threat, creating a sense of unease and paranoia. The mention of not calling him a clown, as it would provoke a violent response, adds an element of unpredictability and volatility to his character.
The repetition of the phrase "You'll never hear him coming, so there's no place for you to hide" reinforces the idea of the Killer Mime being a formidable and elusive adversary, with a deadly presence that cannot be escaped. The lyrics further emphasize his silent yet deadly nature, highlighting the urgency and peril of the situation. The ominous imagery and foreboding atmosphere created by the lyrics paint a vivid picture of the Killer Mime as a relentless pursuer, ready to strike at any moment.
In conclusion, the repeated refrain "He's a Killer Mime" serves as a chilling reminder of the character's malevolent intent and deadly capabilities. The combination of the eerie music and menacing lyrics creates a sense of tension and suspense, as the listener is drawn into the dark and sinister world of the Killer Mime. The song's haunting imagery and intense emotions evoke a visceral reaction, leaving a lasting impact on the audience and solidifying the Killer Mime as a fearsome and unforgettable figure in the listener's imagination.
Line by Line Meaning
He's got a painted face
He conceals his true intentions behind a false facade
With painted tears
His emotional display is artificial and meant to deceive
They show the pain inside
His fabricated emotions hint at the darkness within
And all of our fears
His presence brings out our deepest anxieties
When you least know it
He strikes when you are least prepared
He'll be right up on you
He will quickly close in on his target
And don't call him a clown
Underestimate him at your own peril
Or he'll take you down
He will swiftly and ruthlessly defeat you
You'll never hear him coming
His actions are swift and silent
So there's no place for you to hide
There is nowhere to escape his grasp
He may be silent, but he's violent
His lack of noise does not diminish his danger
You're running out of time
Your opportunity to escape is quickly fading
He's a Killer Mime
He is a dangerous and deceptive figure
Watch out where you go
Be cautious of your surroundings
He'll creep upon you and you'll never know
His approach is stealthy and unexpected
Silent but deadly
His quietness belies his lethal capabilities
He's a Killer!
He is a threat that should not be underestimated
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Cynthia Bagola, Matthew Torrence
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@stephaniesomer5934
I’ll never forget the feeling this guy gave me. That stranger danger adrenaline rush. I went to high school in Kent Washington. I almost always walked to school. This killer offered me a ride one day. He came up behind me in his yellow tan truck, and passed me. He pulled over into a gravel driveway, turned around and came back. Luckily some kids I knew were almost to me, and yelled for me to wait-and he left.
My friends had noticed that my skirt was caught up behind me under my book bag and had been trying to catch up to me to let me know. I was wearing tights but my backside was exposed. So scary. My friends and family always went on inner tubes and canoes down the green river...we were at a popular picnic area one day when they found one of his victims. When they caught him-I recognized him immediately as the man who was so insistent on giving me a ride in 1987. 😬
🤗❤️🇺🇸
@sebastiantrias1529
You were one lucky girl.
@lonismith6491
Omg that’s absolutely terrifying. I can’t imagine how much that still effects you! Thanks for sharing & God was on your side that day! 🙏🏼
@davidday8417
Did you go to the police and tell them ?
@prestonwilson2203
The detective had a tough time speaking of the case all these years later. I can't imagine having to deal with murders on a regular basis, the effect it would have on your mind & heart would be too heavy
@TACOINSURANCE
I watched the sentencing on television in high school, something we in Canada don’t actually get to do with our own killers, just because I lived in BC at the time and our American network affiliates were out of King County. [Shout out from Canada to KIRO].
And later, watching the victim impact statements, was probably the most powerful of all. I’ll never forget the one big, white-bearded Santa Claus looking father of one of the victims who said he forgave him.
@craftycriminalistwithms.z3053
♥️I think it’s important to be open to the public about what happens in the courthouse. That way the public can be sure our nation is doing its job fairly, correctly and without bias. Still doesn’t happen like we would want be at least we can see what happens and fight the best we can for those we feel don’t get justice, or wrongly convicted, or wrongly let off, die to connections, etc. I hope one day all nations can see what happens in their courtrooms. Peace from the beautiful Rockies in Colorado!
@royharper2003
yes and Gary pretended to cry
@abelis644
Canadian also.🇨🇦💖
I love watching Russell Williams' interrogation.
We have stellar detectives.
@adamirishconundrum851
@@royharper2003 crocodile tears