Here she
comes, you'd better watch your step,
She's
going to break your heart in two, it's true.
It's not
hard to realize, just look into her false coloured eyes,
She'll
build you up to just put you down, what a clown.
'Cause
everybody knows, she's a femme fatale
The
things she does to please, she's a femme fatale
She's just a little tease, she's a femme fatale,
See the way she walks, hear the way she talks.
You're
written in her book, you're number thirty-seven, have a look.
She's
going to smile to make you frown, what a clown.
Little
boy, she's from the street, before you start you're already beat.
She's
going to play you for a fool, yes, it's true.
"Femme
Fatale" was written by Lou Reed and originally recorded by The Velvet
Underground for their 1967 debut album, The Velvet Underground & Nico, with
lead vocals by Nico. Reed wrote it at the direct request of Andy Warhol, who
wanted a song about his Factory superstar Edie Sedgwick. The title came
straight from Warhol himself. According to Reed, Warhol said of Sedgwick:
"Oh, don't you think she's a femme fatale, Lou?"
Movie: La Collectionneuse, 1967, by Éric Rohmer

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