Tyrants In Distress

Watchtower

Tyrants control - overwhelming, overbearing
Rebels are marching - into their midst
To bring them down - and cease the cruelty
Do as they wish - and remember only fear

The reign of tyranny falls, with a thunderous crash...
The swords, and axes of the rebels, are drenched with blood...
Tyrants in distress

Bringing chaos, bringing turmoil
Bringing death to the powerful kings
Breaking their skulls, breaking their bones..
Killing is foremost on the rebels' minds
The panic, the panic, the tyrants can feel, rebellious thirst for blood, cannot be quenched
Death to the bastards of tyranny, give them to hell, you rebel missionaries!

Conformists slaughtered, where they stand...
Recalcitrance... is the rebels' battle cry...
They scream it, at the wretched tyrants...
And find the end to the power hungry authorities who are no more...


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    Awesome song... The repetitions in the lyrics, and more in Jason's vocals, brings forth sheer intensity

    OmegaThesison November 07, 2007   Link
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    Awesome song... The repetitions in the lyrics, and more in Jason's vocals, brings forth sheer intensity

    OmegaThesison November 07, 2007   Link

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