I like to sing when I work. Some people think I'm really good at it, some people think that I ought to make a career at it, and others have a headache and ask that I sing quietly. The type of song I sing depends on my mood. Today my ex-boyfriend from several years back called me (again) and asked me to reconsider getting back with him (again.) Like I really want to get back to that cheating scumbag who kept telling me I'd regret it if I broke up with him. But I digress...
So naturally, I'm in a vengeful mood so I sing vengeful songs. No one was in my line when I started singing dance with the devil by Breaking Benjamin. I was singing these lyrics in particular:
"Say good-bye
As we dance with the devil tonight
Don't you dare look into his eyes
As we dance with the devil tonight"
when suddenly out of nowhere this lady comes up and yells at me. She told me that my soul was going to Hell for singing about Satan, (yes, she did say that) that I'm a sinner, I'm a Satanist, may I burn in Hell, and my God have mercy on my soul. A customer behind her says I sing great, and won't I sing another song? Then I sang:
"And it's so easy when you're evil
This is the life you see
The devil tips his hat to me
I do it all because I'm evil
And I do it all for free
Your tears are all the pay I'll ever need."
She walked out in a huffy in the middle of the chorus, then being the sinner I am, I sang louder so she could hear me.
That same day, I'm still in a foul mood so I sing The Cell Block Tango by the six merry murders of the Cook County Jail from the movie Chicago. I'm singing about the wife who killed her husband with a knife (oops, I mean he ran into her knife ten times) when this guy walks up and says that I must have something against men if I'm so heartless for singing an anti-guy song. He then calls me a prissy, snobby, little rich b*tch and he wouldn't be surprised if I didn't have a boyfriend or if I killed off my boyfriends. After his ranting, he walked towards the exit calling me a feminist b*tch and promptly walks right into the door sending him sprawling to the ground with his groceries strewn all over the floor. What can I say? "He had it coming!"
So naturally, I'm in a vengeful mood so I sing vengeful songs. No one was in my line when I started singing dance with the devil by Breaking Benjamin. I was singing these lyrics in particular:
"Say good-bye
As we dance with the devil tonight
Don't you dare look into his eyes
As we dance with the devil tonight"
when suddenly out of nowhere this lady comes up and yells at me. She told me that my soul was going to Hell for singing about Satan, (yes, she did say that) that I'm a sinner, I'm a Satanist, may I burn in Hell, and my God have mercy on my soul. A customer behind her says I sing great, and won't I sing another song? Then I sang:
"And it's so easy when you're evil
This is the life you see
The devil tips his hat to me
I do it all because I'm evil
And I do it all for free
Your tears are all the pay I'll ever need."
She walked out in a huffy in the middle of the chorus, then being the sinner I am, I sang louder so she could hear me.
That same day, I'm still in a foul mood so I sing The Cell Block Tango by the six merry murders of the Cook County Jail from the movie Chicago. I'm singing about the wife who killed her husband with a knife (oops, I mean he ran into her knife ten times) when this guy walks up and says that I must have something against men if I'm so heartless for singing an anti-guy song. He then calls me a prissy, snobby, little rich b*tch and he wouldn't be surprised if I didn't have a boyfriend or if I killed off my boyfriends. After his ranting, he walked towards the exit calling me a feminist b*tch and promptly walks right into the door sending him sprawling to the ground with his groceries strewn all over the floor. What can I say? "He had it coming!"
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