Album: Enslaved (2012)

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• And now you're walking, walking alone
  With all this blood on your soul
  All this injustice was fucking done
  Amnesia, that is so fucked up
  
  Your hands are red
  Your face is so green
  This nosebleed don't taste so good
  Feel me when I plead
  How can you sleep
  Living with this leech
  Bloodstained and broken
  Now you're at my feet
  
  All your guilt won't wash away
  Till you die it's here to stay
  It's too late to change your fate
  There's no god working for you
  
  Time has come now pay for your crime
  Time has come now pay for your crime
  Blood - blood - blood - revengeance
  Blood - blood - blood - blood on the soul
  
  What I would do to see you
  Face to face, there's no way I can say
  I won't just kill you myself
  You must pay but I know
  
  All your guilt won't wash away
  Till you die is here to stay
  It's too late to change your fate
  There's no god working for you
  
  Time has come now pay for your crime
  Time has come now pay for your crime
  Blood - blood - blood - revengeance
  Blood - blood - blood - blood on your soul
  
  (dana, justice will be served)
  
  Revenge, I'll take it to my grave
  D-low in me forever lives
  They can take your memory away
  But they can't take what you create
  
  Blood - revengeance - blood - blood - revengeance
  Blood - blood - blood - revengeance
  Blood - blood - blood - revengeance
  Blood Writer/s: IGOR CAVALERA, IGOR G. CAVALERA, MASSIMILIANO A CAVALERA, MASSIMILIANO CAVALERA, RICHARD CAVALERA, RICHIE CAVALERA, RICHIE WILLIAM CAVALERA, ZYON CAVALERA, ZYON GRAZIANO CAVALERA
  Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Songtrust Ave
  Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 3

• Dzo from AtlantaKiller be killed
  A prophecy you've
  Now fulfilled
  The tombs forever
  Sealed
  The ways of the wicked
  Can not be healed
  Can't take back blood
  That's spilled
  The demon hid
  Is now revealed
  With a head of
  Many faces
  So many died
  In so many places
  You will stand
  To face this
  No judge no jury
  Just to face
  What hate is
  The axe will
  Take it's mark
  And gash a hole
  Through your
  Hateful heart
  And then your
  Day goes dark
  The killers killed
  You've played your part.
  Thank you Songfacts, Max Cavalera, Soulfly
  
• Dzo from AtlantaLook what you took
  Look what you did
  Bloodlines destroyed
  Look at the kids
  Look at the city's
  Now look at their graves
  Now look at this road
  To hell you've paved
  Look at the pain
  Look at the fear
  Look at them scream
  But you don't hear
  Look at the Earth
  And watch it die
  Look past the truth
  To look at a lie
  Look at your hands
  What they have done
  One day you'll pay
  Alone as one
  Look at our madness
  Now look at the wall
  We will feel gladness
  As we look at you fall.
  
  
• Dzo from AtlantaYou're the Hero
  That fights the day
  The might of mankind
  You light the way
  You show no fear
  In the face of evil
  Not for yourself
  For other people
  You're the Hero
  That gives their all
  Heart and soul
  You heed the call
  To help the weak
  Won't let them fall
  No matter how big
  No matter how small
  You're the Hero
  That fights the night
  Our deepest pains
  For our right to life
  You are the Hero
  You Make Us So Proud
  You Are Our Heroes
  That's why we clap so loud.
  Thank you all for your never ending sacrifices.

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