"Killers Are Quiet" is the eighth track on Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat..
Background
This song includes the hidden track "Dogfish Rising".
Song Meaning
- "The song is about a "Pale One", which is a Garou that has been "embraced" by the Kindred."
- —Anders Colsefni[1]
Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Cycle of life and death supposedly
Goes around and around yet it stops with me
Glorious hunters of my faith, I have sinned
Killers are quiet like the breath of the wind
[Verse 2]
Filling the shadows with forms of my own
Raised by kindred of Get I was born
Abomination world in disarray
Killers are quiet when they seek the vitae
[Verse 3]
Reflection beckons a portal shard
Spiritual quest I must stay on guard
Stepping sideways between worlds I shift
Killers are quiet when they're born with the gift
[Verse 4]
Beautiful anguish cast out by my race
Now one that's ageless I save my own face
I write my own laws with death, I break bread
Killers are quiet when they come from my head!
[Outro]
Run! Run! Run! Run!
Run! Run! Run! Run!
Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat. ― October 31, 1996 • Pale One Records | |
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Standard | 1 Slipknot • 2 Gently • 3 Do Nothing/Bitchslap • 4 Only One • 5 Tattered & Torn • 6 Confessions • 7 Some Feel • 8 Killers Are Quiet • 9 Dogfish Rising |
Cut Tracks | Part of Me • Fur • Rites and Rage • Vizqueen • Wave Like the Pope |
Unreleased Songs | |
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Pre–Roadrunner | Some Feel • Fur • Tattered & Torn • Part of Me • Slipknot • Gently • Do Nothing/Bitchslap • Only One • Confessions • Killers Are Quiet • Dogfish Rising • Rites and Rage • Vizqueen • Wave Like the Pope • Interloper • Carve • May 17 • Windows • Sauce • Coleslaw • Me Inside • Nature • Lust Disease • Prosthetics • Scissors |
Post–Roadrunner | Killing Leslie • Be With You • Logged Them • Happy Ending • Without the Gray • Genchem • Long May You Die |
Non–Songs | The Seed • The Hundreds |
References
- ↑ Song Meanings. MFKR1. Retrieved November 7th, 2021