Nurse Nancy’s Lobotomy Show

Nurse Nancy’s Lobotomy Show

Verse 1:
She clicks down the hallway in cherry-red shoes,
Dragging a needle and humming the blues.
With a clipboard full of sins she’s marked in chalk,
And a smile sharp enough to make time stop.
Verse 2:
The patients applaud from their straps and chains,
As she takes a bow through their leaking brains.
One wink from her, and you forget your name—
But don’t worry, sweetie, she’ll carve you a new one just the same.
Chorus:
It’s Nurse Nancy’s Lobotomy Show—
Where the lights are bright, and the bleeding is slow.
We snip, we clip, we drill through the snow,
And scoop out the thoughts that don’t fit the flow.
Verse 3:
She’s got lipstick smeared on her surgical mask,
And asks for your secrets like it’s just a task.
“Where does it hurt?” she coos with delight,
As the bone saw hums in the pale spotlight.
Verse 4:
You dance when she taps your spinal cord,
A puppet on strings from a rusted board.
And when you scream, she just clicks her tongue,
“Now now, darling. The worst is yet to come.”
Chorus:
It’s Nurse Nancy’s Lobotomy Show—
Take your seat in the front row glow.
She’ll polish your brain ’til it gleams like chrome,
And leave you humming lullabies all the way home.
Bridge:
They say she once smiled a man to death,
Filed his sanity with her breath.
Now she keeps her trophies in the fridge—
Next to the milk and a severed bridge.
Verse 5:
So close your eyes, count back from ten,
And wake up stitched to yourself again.
With flowers in your frontal lobe,
And love notes etched in an electro-probe.
Final Chorus:
It’s Nurse Nancy’s Lobotomy Show—
Where madness is neat, and brains are the dough.
No refunds, no thoughts, no need to know—
Just clap for the queen of the cortex rodeo.
Outro Bonus: [Female voice, Female singer, Female]

She smiles when they bring the leather in,
Moaning soft like she’s shedding sin.
The tighter they cinch, the wider she grins,
And her breath breaks open from deep within.

Her hips twitch with the sound of the click,
The chest-strap sings like a rhythmic tick.
And when they say, “Calm down,” she sighs—
Already dripping between her thighs.

She comes when they strap her down,
When the buckles bite and the guards frown.
She rides each breath like a siren’s scream,
And explodes inside a padded dream.
No safe word. No shame. Just bliss—
Tied to a bed she’ll never miss.