I'm drowning, in the shadows
that creep in my mind
And it's hard to escape,
when there's no place left for
Me to hide

(Pre-Chorus)
And I keep on running
From the blood on my hands
The battle is won but
Will it ever end

(Chorus)
Who am I
To kill a stranger
After all that
we've been through
Who am I
To kill a stranger
After all that
we've been through

Darkness has engulfed
all the light in my life
And my thirst to kill
has grown stronger
Over time

(Pre-Chorus)
(Chorus)

It's the fever that yearns
for the thrill of the kill

(Pre-Chorus)
(Chorus)

And now I'm killing YOU!


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    This song kickz ass!!!! Fozzy is amazing and everyone who booed them when they performed during RAW deserves to die!!!! Especially Ric Flair whyo destroyed all their instruments and speakers and stuff!

    pyromaniaon August 21, 2002   Link
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    Better than the Stones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    ScmofErthon August 25, 2002   Link
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    this is a gread song!!!...but honestly on RAW they werent that go0d

    RaVeN91on August 29, 2002   Link
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    weren't tht good? - they really SUCKED. Heh. Who knows.. maybe they did it on purpose..lolz. this song is pretty good though. but eh, wassup with the name FOZZY?! hehehe... gd one.

    rejected-shiton August 30, 2002   Link
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    pyromaniac, you know, I have always wanted to say something for a loong, long time...your right. Fozzy does rock, and so does this song. Everyone on RAW who booed them are dumbasses and should be shot, especially Ric Flair. I believe that Ric Flair is just just jealous of Jericho/Moongoose.

    the Edgeon September 04, 2002   Link
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    wait...so jericho IS moongoose? Just need to make sure...I found out about this music through RAW...thought it was shitty but I decided to take a second look..this shit kicks ass...

    Xsabrwulfon September 06, 2002   Link
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    dunt tell me how much gud this song is...i know it rox!juss tell me what does teh chorus means!?

    undisturbedon September 10, 2002   Link
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    undisturbed...i would tell you wut the chorus means, but i cant because it depends on how you interpretate the rest of the song...in your mind wut are they singing about??

    pyromaniaon September 29, 2002   Link
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    semi dec. song saw them at the world in NYC only problem was he was acting normal like a common joe and not arrogant needs to stick to one face of himself

    bornonaugust10thon March 08, 2003   Link
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    They used to Be called Fozzy Osbourne back when Jericho was still in WCW and they used the Fozzy bear from the Muppets as a mascot of sorts, then they ditched the Osbourne part and I haven't seen the bear associated with them since.

    MrKASADYon June 24, 2003   Link

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