Head On
Collision of Despair: Unraveling the Tragic Tale in Urge Overkill's 'Head On'
Lyrics
She hit head on
She collided head-on
Couldn't stop the car
Unable to halt the car
She hit straight on
She collided directly
Didn't get too far
Didn't make much progress
She wasn't happy in Minneapolis
She was dissatisfied in Minneapolis
In really no place, the wheels iced a turn
In a desolate place, the wheels skidded in a turn
And she hit head on
She collided head-on again
Lisa got hit head, head on
Lisa experienced a head-on collision
She hit head on
She collided head-on once more
Couldn't stop the car
Couldn't bring the car to a stop
She hit straight on
She collided directly again
Didn't get too far
Didn't make significant progress
She wasn't happy in Minneapolis
She was unhappy in Minneapolis
In really no place, her wheels iced a turn
In a truly undesirable place, her wheels skidded in a turn
But she hit head on
Yet she collided head-on
Lisa got hit head, head on
Lisa experienced a head-on collision again
Oh, no more sunshine,
No more happiness or positivity
She wasn't laughing, she hit head on
She wasn't joyful; she collided head-on
Oh, no more sunshine
No more happiness or positivity
She wasn't laughing, she hit head on, oh
She wasn't joyful; she collided head-on again
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