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Machine Head ~ Ten Ton Hammer


I am the thing that makes you sick I am the blame that gets placed quick Detect the crack within your lie I'll be the wrath of your disdain I'll be the fear in you ingrained Become the facts that you deny Chorus: I can feel this pain is real I hate deep down inside And like broken glass you'll shatter With bloody fists I'll batter Like a ten ton hammer I'll be the trembling in your breath Trickle of blood upon your flesh You'd love to watch me take the fall I'll be the thing that you despise 'Cause I'm the path to your demise And I'm a be there standing tall Chorus I can't stand or take another day my friend You could learn a thing or two Chorus more free lyrics

I am the thing that makes you sick
I am the blame that gets placed quick
Detect the crack within your lie
I'll be the wrath of your disdain
I'll be the fear in you ingrained
Become the facts that you deny

Chorus:
I can feel this pain is real
I hate deep down inside
And like broken glass
you'll shatter
With bloody fists I'll batter
Like a ten ton hammer

I'll be the trembling in your breath
Trickle of blood upon your flesh
You'd love to watch me take the fall
I'll be the thing that you despise
'Cause I'm the path to your demise
And I'm a be there standing tall

Chorus

I can't stand or take another day my friend
You could learn a thing or two

Chorus

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