Leatherface
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Leatherface
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Heading for the southlands, down Texas way
Ready for the lightening of the chainsaw blade.
[Chorus]
Heres your invitation to come join Leatherface,
It's his addiction to keep you face to face
Screaming in the darkness, after nailing you down,
Swinging the hammer, no one hears a sound
Heres your invitation to come join Leatherface,
It's his addiction to keep you face to face
You're just a prisoner in his game of chance,
Another rivalry for the devils dance.
[Lead]
Come across the crossroads, chainsaw running wild,
Going to the heavens, for the final time.
Heres your invitation to come join Leatherface,
It's his addiction to keep you face to face
Heres your invitation to come join Leatherface,
It's his addiction to keep you face to face
Leatherface [x4]
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