| Quarter to midnight, a scene of slaughter, I’m in flight
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| Red running water getting caught in the rip tide
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| Cars out of order, man I thought I could hitchhike
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| Sporting a chainsaw for I’m avoiding a fist fight
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| The evacuation went ahead
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| But bullet fire caressed my head, I was left for dead
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| Awoke in hell and knowing well the Feds had fled
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| Before the sun set in red
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| The witching hour that approaches has a host of
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| Seven plagues, packs of locusts, rats and roaches
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| Fat and bloated corpses lacking focus
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| Trapped in the throws of attacking that that’s closest
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| Legs aching from the pace that I’m running at
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| Death chasing, ain’t safe till the sun is back
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| Escaping the cityscape like a lumberjack
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| My wake’s the only way I’m coming back
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| The city outer limits, found a house in thickets
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| Heard a shout and a shot rang out to witness
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| The foulest dead, disembowelled with gizzards
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| Their rival is his final hour or minutes
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| Numb with fear, holding gun to ear
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| He said «Run, it’s clear till the sun appears
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| Tell my son his dear loving mum is near
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| See you in hell man, I’m done with here»
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| They built my city on top of a grave
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| Now the dead roam the street like a rotting parade
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| They poured gasoline on top of a lake
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| And then they set it on fire so nobody escaped
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| They built my city on top of a grave
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| Now the dead roam the street like a rotting parade
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| Quarantined and forgotten for days
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| These are the stories of those who have gotten away
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| I thought I might
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| Drown in sweat when I heard the sound effects
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| Of fingernails running down my fence
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| Was it rioters, rats or malcontents?
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| I pulled my blinds back a crack like Malcolm X
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| The scene was sirens, violence, car alarms
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| My neighbour waving from his yard with half an arm
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| Vietnam in the suburbs, the walking dead
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| «Burning Down the House» like Talking Heads
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| A city on fire, not a city of god
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| A city that hides from a hideous mob
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| The zombie flicks, man I’ve seen 'em a lot
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| Enough to know when it’s time to get the fuck out of dodge
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| Uh, only packed the necessities
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| Toothbrush, porno, souped-up weaponry
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| And just for the fun of it, I stole my neighbour’s Hummer
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| Put spikes out the side and tied a chainsaw to the front of it
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| I cut up heads and shoulders, knees and toes
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| Knees and toes, knees and toes
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| I cut up heads and shoulders, knees and toes
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| Knees and toes, knees and toes
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| They built my city on top of a grave
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| Now the dead roam the street like a rotting parade
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| They poured gasoline on top of a lake
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| And then they set it on fire so nobody escaped
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| They built my city on top of a grave
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| Now the dead roam the street like a rotting parade
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| Quarantined and forgotten for days
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| These are the stories of those who have gotten away
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| «Runnin' mad wild 'cause death was my style»
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| «Keep your eyes open» «They looking for the killer»
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| «Runnin' mad wild»
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| «They looking for the killer»
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| «Don't be scared» «You know I did it»
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| «Runnin' mad wild 'cause death was my style» |