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'Snakepit' by The Cure is taken from 'Kiss Me, Kiss Me' and was released in 1987. The lyrics place the speaker underground, framing intimacy as urgent, private business that no one else can see, while a drunken crowd provides a dark background. The tone is breathless and slightly unhinged, with lines that insist on physical insistence and frantic movement, as if the kiss is happening somewhere that feels less like shelter than a trap. One moment reads like seasonal make-believe, the next like panic, with the repeated insistence on being unseen doing the work of a locked room.
"Snakepit" is a track by The Cure, from the album Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me, released 26th May 1987. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 12 articles about The Cure.
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