Lust Control - Mad at the Girls

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Another Saturday afternoon at the mall
Trying to keep my mind on my job, but no!
Here they come, fresh out of school
They look so cool and I feel hot
I hate this

Mad at the girls with their sexy smiles
Mad at the girls - miniskirts are back in style
I want to control my lust
But my mind I cannot trust
Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at the girls, I'm mad at myself

I'm a couch potato today
Just veggin' out in front of the tube - I'm safe, but no!
There they are on my MTV
I can't seem to change the channel
I got troubles, bud

Mad at the girls with their sexy smiles
Mad at the girls - miniskirts are back in style
I want to control my lust
But my mind I cannot trust
Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at thе girls, I'm mad at myself
The legs, thе hair
I'm caught in a snare
Satan has found my weakness
But greater is He who is in me
Than he who is in the girls

Mad at the girls with their sexy smiles
Mad at the girls - miniskirts are back in style
I want to control my lust
But my mind I cannot trust
Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at the girls, I'm mad at myself
Mad at the girls with their sexy smiles
Mad at the girls - miniskirts are back in style
I want to control my lust
But my mind I cannot trust

Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
Mad at the girls, I'm mad at the girls
I'm mad at the girls, I'm mad at myself

Release Date: January 01, 1988

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"Mad at the Girls" by Lust Control is a raw and honest portrayal of the internal struggle many face when confronted with temptations of lust. The lyrics express frustration and anger at the constant bombardment of sexualized images in society, whether it be at the mall or on TV. The singer longs to control their desires, but feels powerless against the seductive allure of the girls they encounter. Despite their inner turmoil, they find solace in their faith, acknowledging that the strength of their beliefs can overcome the temptations presented to them. The song is a powerful reminder of the constant battle against lust and the importance of staying true to one's values.