I say this one:

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I'm hesitating between ART OFFICIAL CAGE and STOP THIS TRAIN.

Jughead or The Wedding Feast. Purple And Gold has a say in this also. These songs are so cringe worthy, it takes pure evil to put them on an album. That my friends, is sinister.

Wasted Kisses.

I dont know about sinister, but dark and morbid: There is Lonely

There's Others Here With Us is kinda creepy sounding. Prince doesn't really do sinister, dark maybe, but not sinister really.

SuperSoulFighter said:

Dance With the Devil

Annie Christian wanted
To be number one
But her kingdom never comes
Thy will be done

She couldn't stand the glory
She will be second to none
The way Annie tells the story
She's his only son

Annie Christian wanted
To be a big star
So she moved to Atlanta
And she bought a blue car

She killed black children
And what's fair is fair
If you try and say you're crazy
Everybody say electric chair
Electric chair

Annie Christian, Anti-Christ
Until you're crucified
I'll live my life in taxicabs
Annie Christian, Anti-Christ
'Til you're crucified
I'll live my life in taxicabs

Annie Christian was a whore
Always looking for some fun
Being good was such a bore
So she bought a gun

She killed John Lennon
Shot him down cold
She tried to kill Reagan
Everybody say gun control
Gun control

Annie Christian, Anti-Christ
Until you're crucified
I'll live my life in taxicabs
Annie Christian, Anti-Christ
'Til you're crucified
I'll live my life in taxicabs

Liar, liar, liar
Gotcha in a jam
Put your head on the block
Somebody say ABSCAM, ABSCAM

Annie, Annie Christian, Anti-Christ
Until you're crucified
I'll live my life in taxicabs
Annie Christian, Anti-Christ
'Til you're crucified
I'll live my life in taxicabs

God (the Dance Electric) has always had a dark sinister feel to it. the before singing and after singing "Who Screamed?!"

OldFriends4Sale said:

God (the Dance Electric) has always had a dark sinister feel to it. the before singing and after singing "Who Screamed?!"

I prefer the instrumental version from the movie..

"Papa" has my vote.

There was 1 September day that Papa worked 2 hard
First he crucified every dandelion out in the yard
Then he screamed at baby twice 4 throwin' rocks at passin' cars
Baby didn't listen, so like a priceless work of art
He got snatched by his Papa who then opened up the closet door
And pushed the four-year-old down, onto the closet floor
Baby cried "I'm sorry, I won't do it no more"
Papa said "Yeah, I know, that's what this here's 4"
Smack!
Ooh Papa...
Smack! Smack!
Ooh Papa...Papa...
Smack!
Ooh Papa...
Smack! Smack!
Ooh Papa...Papa...

As the door closes, baby starts 2 cry
"Please don't lock me up again, without a reason why"
Papa just went outside and pointed a shotgun up in the sky
He said "How come I don't love my woman?"
Then he took aim and died

Boom!
Papa...
Boom! Boom!
Papa...Papa
Boom!
Papa...
Boom! Boom!
Papa...Papa...

Don't abuse children, or else they turn out like me

Fair 2 partly crazy, deep down we're all the same
Every single 1 of us knows some kind of pain
In the middle of all that's crazy, this 1 fact still remains
If u love somebody, your life won't be in vain
And there's always a rainbow, at the end of every rain

Mandingo said:

OldFriends4Sale said:

God (the Dance Electric) has always had a dark sinister feel to it. the before singing and after singing "Who Screamed?!"

I prefer the instrumental version from the movie..

I like em both

But as far as answering your question, the lyrical version has a dark feel to it me. God the Love theme is a steamy song, but I don't feel dark or sinister from it

nosajd said:

There's Others Here With Us is kinda creepy sounding. Prince doesn't really do sinister, dark maybe, but not sinister really.

That was the song that popped into my head too. I know someone who cannot even listen to that song because it creeps them out big time!

Bob George.

RODSERLING said:

I'm hesitating between ART OFFICIAL CAGE and STOP THIS TRAIN.

ok that made me smile

dustoff said:

Bob George.

I think that's the one Prince would pick.

Don't know if this would qualify as a "song", but the backwards part at the end of "Darling Nikki" is creepy when you play it forward:

Hello...How R U?

I'm fine

Cuz I know that the Lord

Is coming soon.

Coming, coming soon

It's not the words that are creepy, but the melody. Even though this is creepy as hell, I find myself listening to it over and over again. I like it, for some odd reason.

dustoff said:

Bob George.

.

That's exactly what I came here to say. It's my favorite track off "The Black Album", I know it word for word, and it turns up in my playlist rotation regularly. But despite the playfulness of the track, I've always been drawn towards the nihilistic nature of the narrator/singer. He's just plain evil, and without morals, and ready to kill at a moments' notice. It's the darkest, bleakest "character" Prince ever took on, and he did it with relish.

.

I can imagine "Bob George" being the main reason behind his epiphany that led to him shelving "The Black Album" at the eleventh hour.

GiggityGoo said:

Papa or Others Here With Us.

OldFriends4Sale said:

Mandingo said:

I prefer the instrumental version from the movie..

I like em both

But as far as answering your question, the lyrical version has a dark feel to it me. God the Love theme is a steamy song, but I don't feel dark or sinister from it

I prefer the instrumental too! As far as dark: Wasted Kisses Depressing: Solo

Valentina

SuperSoulFighter said:

Dance With the Devil

As Apollo says... ding gin

MattyJam said:

Sister is pretty sinister unless you don't have strong opinions against incest. The Human Body, perhaps not in its lyrical content, but the musical aspect of it is kinda creepy. And Pheromone has its moments.

Sister is probably his most disturbing sbject matter. So i can see why you say that! i'm still surprised all these years later he made the song

But at the same time it's so ''punk wave'' and rocking and upbeat. I just think Dance With The Devil has the more sinister feel.