"The Hearse"  Parental Advisory genre: Indie
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	Surfy garage rock for necrophiles and the corpses who love them.
	CD: Hobo Babylon   Label: Cargo Records Credits: Diana Death - vocals, guitar, bass, songwriting
	Story Behind the Song I pulled this song out of my ass in 1998, but never recorded it myself cos I thought it sounded too much like another local creep-rock band, Deadbolt. Through puzzling twists of fate, I ended up in the recording studio with Deadbolt in April 2001 for their Hobo Babylon sessions, and I busted out with The Hearse. It was, like all Deadbolt songs, a one-take deal! Why did I write a song about a hearse? Cos they are sexy and cool... And the only way I am capable of writing lyrics is if they express some sort of strangeness from my subconscious. Lyrics Last stop, takes you right to the graveside. The procession's creeping slowly like a nightmare curse Get inside for a one-way ride on the hearse ... I love them when they're all painted black. I like when it's a Landau Cadillac I wanna stick you in the back of the hearse ... Funeral car, coach of death You won't get far -- I'll make sure of that! I love them when they're all painted black. I like when it's a Landau Cadillac. I wanna make it in the back of the hearse ...

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