Hammered Down
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Hammered Down
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In the break of the morning
Sirens sound the fight
I've been waiting for you
Waiting all through the night
Your bastard smile will be the last
You'll ever take
Now better get ready, soon
You'll meet your fate
This sinister lies have brought you
Down close to the wall
Now cornered up, you've got
Nowhere to hide nowhere to go
In blood you'll pay, the price is
Up too long
Tonight I'll Hammer you Down
If you see me coming
Start running hard and swift
When I rip your tongue out
You'll find silence is a precious gift
You'll rue the day when
You spread falsehood and deceit
Next time think twice or I'll come
Hunting for your meat
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