A Love Hate Masquerade
Expect way more watered-down pop and way less screamo rock. In fact, there’s no screaming at all. A Love Hate Masquerade is a more upbeat, radio-friendly, pop album in comparison to previous album, Apparitions of Melody. Kids in the Way have found the formula for a perfect pop song and use it for nearly every track. Catchy sing-along choruses will be stuck in your head for days as this album gives the listener something to tap their foot to, but lacks substance with repetitive cliché lyrics appealing to a younger crowd with songs such as, “We Kill at Midnight:” “Now she’s hungry for the blood of any boy ... she’s a devil in black stilettos ... everybody run, everybody run / the homecoming queen has got a gun.” [Flicker] Amanda Curtis
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Whoop whoop whoop.
The correct title of the song you mentioned is actually "We Kill At Twilight"
:)
Oh and the song lyrics you mentioned are actually from a song called "Sugar", not "We Kill At Twilight"
this reviewer spent a good five minutes on this. what a clown.
Fricken suckz
