| Well, it’s a silent shriek without a sound
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| He’s a-coming soon to your small town, yeah
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| He’s searching for something he won’t find
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| He’s a mad, mad man with a mad, mad mind, hey
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| Half a fifth of Jack Daniels
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| He wipes his nose and a-takes a pull
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| He ain’t young, he ain’t old
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| He’s a troubled man with a morbid soul, yeah
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| Oh, the madman coming here
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| He don’t answer to no one
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| He’s no ones papa, he’s no ones son, yeah
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| He won’t sleep 'till they’re dead
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| He’s got a swazi on the top of his head, yeah
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| Down from the heavens from which he fell
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| A demon child a-sent straight from hell
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| Throws one more shot of bourbon back
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| He’s a mean motherfucker, he’s a man in black, hey
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| Oh, the madman come here
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| And the pigs are on his heels
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| Guns are drawn he’s in their sights
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| They think they’ve got their leads
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| But he’s a friend of the night
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| Like the ravage of a holy flood
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| Three lay dead in a pool of blood, yeah
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| Above broken bodies, madness stands
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| Blood on his beard and blood on his hands
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| Hides in the shadows of the still of the night
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| You won’t see him coming no, no
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| Done the deed and flees the scene
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| Out of the corner of your eye you see the madman running
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| Oh, the madman come here
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| Oh, the pigs are on his heels
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| Guns are drawn he’s in their sights
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| And they think they’ve got their leads
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| But he’s a friend of the night
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| And as they follow the trail of blood
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| Now they know they’ve got their mark
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| But the madman can’t be found
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| He disappears into the dark
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| Well, it’s a silent shriek without a sound
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| Well he’s coming soon to your small town, yeah
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| He’s searching for something he won’t find
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| He’s a mad, mad man with a mad, mad mind, yeah
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| Like an animal out of his den
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| You better hide your money, better hide your children
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| You can’t keep your fear at bay
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| Cause the madman roamin' these streets today
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| Oh, the madman come here
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| Oh, the madman come here
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| Oh, the madman come here
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| Oh, the madman come here |