I speed to beat the sunrise....
Weigh a million on the road to sanity
My heart my soul my love it's taunt
And I question each turn that I make in my mind
If I could be any other
Please! I'd trade make the devil my lover
Pullin' my eyes
Burn my eyes
And I'm gone... I make my move strong
I break and then I take it to the whore and you say
All the eccles in the world be mine 'cause it's got me,
It's got me, I can hear 'em laughing as a big scar marks me
On my own, On my own, On my own
I gotta go, I gotta go, go home!!
Nowhere is my home
I've given blood for years
Where has it got me?
Dead stop on the road to sanity
I've seen that best that life has
Rock bottom works for me like a
44 caliber dose of reality
It's got me, it's got me
I can hear ?em laughing as a big scar marks me
On my own, On my own, On my own
I gotta Go, I gotta go, go home!!
Nowhere is my home
I've given blood for years
Where has it got me?
I just got to go home!! Nowhere is my home
I've given blood for years where has it got me?
Not a damn thing
So I cry
Checking the pulse to see if I might breath
Finding out if death is my date
State of limbo
Checking the pulse to find it's too late
Knowing now that death is my fate
State of limbo
I'm home!!!! Go home!!
Nowhere is my home
I've given blood for years
Where has it got me?
I just got to
Go home
Nowhere is my home
I've given blood for years
Where has it got me?


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Bordello of Blood Lyrics as written by Frank Joseph Bello Charlie L. Benante

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