BOO!
- Admin
- Oct 30, 2017
- 1 min read
About ten years ago, I made up a song on the spot for a local NYC NPR show. Earlier they were discussing the tediousness of the "slutty halloween" costume. Here was my take:
It's women whose Halloween costume is just that they're slutty
That's not a costume at all.
Halloween was my favorite holiday but in these last few years
Something so terrible has filled me with fear.
It's not the razor in the apple; no I heard that never happened
No, it's something much worse
It's women whose Halloween costume is just that they're slutty
That's not a costume at all. What happened to Witches and monsters?
They left the Halloween Ball
Just putting kitten ears on your head is not creative.
A skimpy black dress is not very scary--unless you're Ann Coulter
Stiletto heels are not that special unless worn by a man
I'm not a prude, but I'm not a fan....of
Women whose Halloween costume is just that they're slutty
That's not a costume at all. What happened to Witches and monsters?
They left the Halloween Ball
Okay, maybe if you play a dead prostitute from say Jack the ripper days or maybe a zombie whore from outer space. But the naughty devil outfit in lingerie? Well, that's...just not good
Here is a live guitar/vocal version:
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Listening to That's Not My Neighbor song reminds me that Halloween these days is less ‘spooky’ and more about sexy characters. What do you think, is Halloween losing its original horror and creativity? Or is this just a change of the times?