Death Metal. No Seriously. Gore related songs never reveal that the murders getting any comeuppance. Each and every song ends with the killer continuing his crimes.
Bob Dylan's song "The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" tells the story of a wealthy white man who kills a poor black woman in 1960s Baltimore, and receives a six-month sentence in punishment.
"Karma Chameleon" by Culture Club.
Billy Preston's 1972 song "Will It Go Round In Circles":
I got a story, it ain't got no morals Let the bad guy win every once in awhile I got a story, it ain't got no morals Let the bad guy win every once in awhile....
I had my fun, I'm going back to the place I don't call home There's no one there who waits for me, but you won't hear me moan My ex-wives all sue me, and with half my kids in jail I'll still come out laughing, coz me? I never fail, loser!
"Lay Me Down" by Dirty Heads is about a couple that robs a bank, shoots a sherrif who's chasing after them, then lives happily ever after drinking tequila on the beach.
The narrator of the song "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" by Vicki Lawrence.
