What are you gonna do when the hounds are calling?
What are you gonna do when the hounds are calling?

You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves while I hunt like a hound
You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves, shout it out loud

You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves while I hunt like a hound
You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves, shout it out loud

You run, you run with the wolves
You run with the wolves

You're a muck, that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves while I hunt like a hound
You're a muck, that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves, shout it out loud

You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves while I hunt like a hound
You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves, shout it out loud

What are you gonna do when the hounds are calling?
What are you gonna do when the hounds are calling?
What are you gonna do when the hounds are calling?
What are you gonna do?

You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves while I hunt like a hound
You're a muck that's why I had to cut you down
You run with the wolves, shout it out loud

You run, you run with the wolves
You run, you run with the wolves

You run with the wolves
You run with the wolves
You run with the wolves
You run


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    I guess it's about being in over your head. There's always someone badder than you.

    This song is charged with energy though.

    dengeiston April 15, 2009   Link

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