Heavy Metal Poison
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Heavy Metal Poison
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Sometimes is a noise
It's a dirty noise
A noise from hell
Sometimes it's melodic
Emetic and dark
Dangerous as knife
It's the new wave
And the speed riffing
And the hellish drums
It's our dirty music
Heavy rock'n'roll
In the name of freedom
Heavy metal poison
Shout it loud!
I want to kick some asses
To shout in loud tones
To make my fuckin' noise
I love to destroy
Music like war
In headbanger's pit
It's the new wave
And the speed riffing
And the hellish drums
It's our dirty music
Heavy rock'n'roll
In the name of freedom
Heavy metal poison
Shout it loud
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