Suburban Nightmare Lyrics

Same white picket fence, same trimmed green lawn,

Same morning routine, another day gone.

Neighbors smile, wave from their pristine yards,

But inside my mind, it's growing dark and scarred.

Doug mows his grass, Gail bakes her pies,

But every perfect moment feeds my lies.

Cookie cutter life, in a cookie cutter town,

Smiles on the surface, but I'm sinking down.

The walls are closing in, the routine's getting stale,

I see red when I look at Doug and Gail!

Their laughter rings out, a twisted melody,

As I dream of breaking free from this dull captivity.

I see their faces, twisted in pain,

As my thoughts spiral, I can't stay sane.

Doug's smug grin, Gail's perfect smile,

I fantasize their screams, just for a while.

Cookie cutter life, in a cookie cutter town,

Smiles on the surface, but I'm sinking down.

The walls are closing in, the routine's getting stale,

I see red when I look at Doug and Gail!

But then I wake, and the horror's real,

Blood on my hands, a nightmare I feel.

Surrounded by lights, the sirens wail,

Six teeth in my hand, my mind's frail.

Pliers in my grip, blood on the ground,

Doug and Gail, no longer make a sound.

Cookie cutter life, in a cookie cutter hell,

The madness took over, and now I fell.

In this perfect town, where dreams decay,

I lost my mind, and now I'll pay.