Pretty Insane (Rap x Nu-Metal rage)

Verse 1 – Rap/Sung | Flirty, confident, darkly playful] They call me Harley Quinn Pretty little thing, wrapped in sin I’m a bad bitch Body that'll leave you bewitched Don’t play games with me You’ll never win I go zero to one hundred With a flick of a switch Femme fatale I’ll lure you with my eyes Promise to love you But it’s all lies Black lace Thick thighs Small waist Fun sized Oh, you thought I was sweet? [laughs sweetly] Surprise!!! [Pre-Chorus – Smooth, seductive sing/rap | Whispered tease into light melody] I’ll make you want me oh so bad I’ll be the best you’ve ever had Tonight, you won’t rest It’s true what they say... Crazy fucks the best [Chorus – Big dark drop | Layered vocals, growling bass, venomous tone] Yeah, that’s right, baby I’m fucking insane Why so surprised? I told you—my love is pain Aw, you don’t like that? Leave the way that you came I don’t care Or remember your name [Verse 2 – Rap | Teasing, bratty, dominantly playful] I’ll lure you in with just a smile Wicked curves and guile Yeah, I’m a mess, I must confess But I’ll make it worth your while Ruby lips Tatted chest Look, don’t touch Don’t protest Wanna see more? Didn’t hear please... [giggling] You can do better than that Get down on your knees [Pre-Chorus – Spoken into sing | Slight glitchy delay effect on last line] To me, you’re just a toy I play with cause you’re fun Better keep up, or else Bore me—and we’re done [Chorus – Heavier drop | Extra vocal distortion on “insane” and “pain”] Yeah, that’s right, baby I’m fucking insane Why so surprised? I told you—my love is pain Aw, you don’t like that? Leave the way that you came I don’t care Or remember your name [Bridge – Whispered and chaotic | Builds into a scream with heavy reverb] Don’t mistake my kiss for kindness My love is loud My wrath is silent Still wanna play? Better know the rules... I only break The hearts of fools [Outro – Spoken with cold detachment | Minimal beat, deep bass pulse underneath] You don’t like that? There’s the door Leave the way you came I don’t care enough To remember your name