Felicia

The Constellations' song 'Felicia' paints a vivid picture of a captivating and dangerous woman. The lyrics describe Felicia as a femme fatale with a blend of seductive charm and lethal danger. Her 'cigarette lips' and 'soldier tits' suggest a mix of allure and strength, while her 'crocodile smile' and 'switchblade style' hint at her deceptive and potentially harmful nature. The imagery of her 'stabbing you in the back with her fingernail file' reinforces the idea that she is not to be trusted, yet her allure is irresistible.

The chorus reveals the singer's obsession with Felicia, despite being aware of her manipulative ways. The repeated lines 'Babe I think I really, really need ya' and 'So sexy when you're workin' on your knees girl' emphasize the singer's infatuation and the power Felicia holds over him. This dynamic is further explored in the verses, where Felicia's actions are described in a mix of admiration and fear. Her ability to 'make you shiver with delight' and 'have you knocking your knees' showcases her control and the intense effect she has on those around her.

Felicia is portrayed as a master of seduction and manipulation, with references to her 'leather whip' and 'tricks up her sleeve' adding to her mystique. The line 'Got Lucifer himself eating out of her hand' elevates her to a near-mythical status, suggesting that even the devil is no match for her. The song's narrative captures the tension between desire and danger, illustrating the complex emotions involved in being drawn to someone as enigmatic and powerful as Felicia.