The Devil's Daughter...

Anybody watch or listen to Flight of the Conchords?
They're a hilarious "parody-folk duo" from New Zealand, and their dry delivery of each of their funny songs is just adds perfectly to the effect.

Anyway, they have this one 60s trip-out-type song called "The Prince of Parties" which, in a very Syd Barrette kinda way, is just full of nonsensical imagery and silliness, as if written while ... well. trippin', hehe. (The episode that this song is in the boys do some acid by accident and go into a trip).

At one part of the lyrics it says, "You're a picture of the Devil's Daughter, and I'm a pitcher of Holy Water!" and that image always stuck with me. Since then i've wanted to draw a picture in a frame of the devil's daughter being swooned over by a pitcher of holy water, throwing away his holiness to join her, hehe.

I pictured the pitcher to be bigger, but i didn't flip the sketchbook page sideways like i originally thought i should have done, and ran out of space, heh. But 'twas much fun to draw, anyway!

Here are the lyrics to the song:

"I'm the pretty prince of parties
You're a tasty piece of pastry
You're so lighty flighty flakey
I go where the party takes me

I'm the funky monkey junky
You're a flunky bunky donkey
You're a picture of the devil’s daughter
I'm a pitcher of holy water

Oh pretty prince of parties
where's the party now? - I don't know.
Oh pretty prince of parties
where does water go? - I let it flow.
Oh pretty prince of parties
can I come to your party? - No.
Oh pretty prince of parties
where do you get your clothes? - They're made of snow.
Pretty party clothes
crocheted of snow.

I'm the mickey Maori minstrel
You're the high priestess of tinsel
I'm the guru god of ganja
Ramashalanka lanka Ravi Shankar
la la la la la la la la la la la la"