Death Machine
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Death Machine
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Looking for an answer
And I'm looking for a clue
Looking for a chance to keep me sane
Looking for some peace of mind
Tell me what to do
Got to find a way to ease the pain
No one spoke
Ans silence ruled the world
And the the screams
Still today
I hear the pain we made
Death Machine
Looking for a man who used to be a friend of mine
Looking for someone to share the blame
Out there in the desert
I almost lost my mind
Got to find a way to shake the shame
Sky turned white
And all the world was blind
Nothing was seen
Then the lights and sounds came crashing down
Death Machine
Looking for somebody who pretends to give a damn
Trying to to see what I still see
Sky was red and all the world was blind
Or so it seemed
Science ruled
It never does no good
Death Machine
Death Machine
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Motörhead performs "Death Machine", and this lyric page sits inside the Motörhead catalog on LyroVerse.
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