Whores
Whores
Whores
Whores

Your windows boarded up, your private lives exposed
The talk shows pump it up, lab rats diseased for show
We're doomed to use the slang, outbreak of drug roulette
A church burned to the ground, not even noticed yet

Thirteen, thirteen
Thirteen, thirteen
Thirteen, thirteen
Steps

Whores
Whores
Whores
Whores

A backwards swastika, the black skin riddled in lead
A Nazi Gangster Jew, it beats a dog that's dead
It's in to use the slang, outbreak of gun roulette
The cross slants to the side, will prove the damnedest yet

Thirteen, thirteen
Thirteen, thirteen
Thirteen, thirteen
Steps
Leads to nowhere

The backlash dislocates, an untimely reign of death
The wolf poked with the stick, awaits with cancerous breath
(Leads to nowhere)

Outsiders still suppose, there's Holy streets to roam
The truth should not surprise, your homes were built on lies
Lies, yeah

Thirteen, thirteen
Thirteen, thirteen
Thirteen, thirteen
Steps


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13 Steps to Nowhere Lyrics as written by Rex Brown Philip Anselmo

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    i havent read all of the song and i've never heard it, but i think it's about Phil's addiction, his involvement in something like NA or another 12-step program, then relapsing (the 13th step, to spell it out for the tards among us). His frustration with the 13th step was the impetus for this song.

    CHEGnotKEGon March 04, 2006   Link

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