Reap What You Sow The Tiger Lillies
"Reap What You Sow" by The Tiger Lillies, released in 1999, is a dark cabaret (#DarkCabaret) song that explores themes of consequence, morality, and the inevitability of facing one's actions. Its haunting melodies and theatrical vocals create a unique atmosphere, reflecting on life's darker aspects and the cycle of karma. The song's unsettling tone and vivid imagery have contributed to the band's cult following in underground music circles.
He's got to have a hobby
He's got to have a vice
It's just that his hobby
Well, it isn't very nice
He tells you don't tell no one
Or else you're gonna die
Scars them for a lifetime
And every night they cry
Well both of his daughters
His wife she didn't know
Ruins all their lives
But has to though
And I saw him in the court room
The tears ran from his eyes
Were they a crocodiles
I wouldn't be surprised
Now his life is over
He's out of prison though
I told him I told him
You reap what you sow
He's got to have a vice
It's just that his hobby
Well, it isn't very nice
He tells you don't tell no one
Or else you're gonna die
Scars them for a lifetime
And every night they cry
Well both of his daughters
His wife she didn't know
Ruins all their lives
But has to though
And I saw him in the court room
The tears ran from his eyes
Were they a crocodiles
I wouldn't be surprised
Now his life is over
He's out of prison though
I told him I told him
You reap what you sow
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