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Anthrax ~ Subjugator


Out in the streets We're fighting tonight We're dirty and mean So run for you lives We stand side by side With our fists in the air We live for the night On the razor's edge Unleashing the sound Lashing out, striking down All those who stand in the way Taking their lives Crushing them just like flies The cries of the wounded in pain Fighting the fight as we race through the night With power like never before Hammering, bashing them, pounding and smashing them Hard so we won't take a fall Like a raging inferno We'll torture and burn (you) Up in a sea of flame We'll beat you and whip you Of honor, we'll strip you Down on your knees and beg We're fighting it out till the end We're living our lives for the sins Fighting the fight As we race through the night With power like never before Hammering, bashing them Pounding and smashing them Hard so we won't take a fall more free lyrics

Out in the streets
We're fighting tonight
We're dirty and mean
So run for you lives

We stand side by side
With our fists in the air
We live for the night
On the razor's edge

Unleashing the sound
Lashing out, striking down
All those who stand in the way

Taking their lives
Crushing them just like flies
The cries of the wounded in pain

Fighting the fight as we race through the night
With power like never before

Hammering, bashing them, pounding and smashing them
Hard so we won't take a fall

Like a raging inferno
We'll torture and burn (you)
Up in a sea of flame

We'll beat you and whip you
Of honor, we'll strip you
Down on your knees and beg

We're fighting it out till the end
We're living our lives for the sins

Fighting the fight
As we race through the night
With power like never before

Hammering, bashing them
Pounding and smashing them
Hard so we won't take a fall

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