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Anthrax ~ Random Acts Of Senseless Violence


Shut up, don't pass the blame The same god-damn thing just the name's have changed On the day you were busted you forgot the line Don't do the crime if you can't do the time An animal's acting instinctively Glorified murderer, insanity Do you think I'd kill you just count to one You're the coward, with the gun Yeah, you thought you knew me Yeah, you hardly knew me You don't know me I know I shouldn't care My crazy sense of right and wrong that can't be made to break this, break this, break this I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands I walk a thin blue line, this cross I came to bear So now you're dead well wha'dya know And am I sorry no, I don't think so They wanted sympathy now that's a bit much How much did you show, how much Take the value for one human life And place it all right down on a roll of the dice And a one, two three for the pain you bring I'm the bird without the left wing Yeah, you thought you knew me Yeah, you hardly knew me You don't know me I know I shouldn't care My crazy sense of right and wrong that can't be made to break this, break this, break this I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands I walk a thin blue line, this cross I came to bear, when, you die Random acts of senseless, random acts of senseless Random acts of senseless, random acts of senseless, Violence I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands I walk a thin blue line, this cross I came to bear I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands I walk a thin blue line and I'll be the one who laughs when, You die more free lyrics

Shut up, don't pass the blame
The same god-damn thing just the name's have changed
On the day you were busted you forgot the line
Don't do the crime if you can't do the time
An animal's acting instinctively
Glorified murderer, insanity
Do you think I'd kill you just count to one
You're the coward, with the gun

Yeah, you thought you knew me
Yeah, you hardly knew me
You don't know me
I know I shouldn't care
My crazy sense of right and wrong
that can't be made to break this,
break this, break this

I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands
I walk a thin blue line, this cross I came to bear

So now you're dead well wha'dya know
And am I sorry no, I don't think so
They wanted sympathy now that's a bit much
How much did you show, how much
Take the value for one human life
And place it all right down on a roll of the dice
And a one, two three for the pain you bring
I'm the bird without the left wing

Yeah, you thought you knew me
Yeah, you hardly knew me
You don't know me
I know I shouldn't care
My crazy sense of right and wrong
that can't be made to break this,
break this, break this

I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands
I walk a thin blue line, this cross I came to bear,
when, you die

Random acts of senseless, random acts of senseless
Random acts of senseless, random acts of senseless,
Violence

I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands
I walk a thin blue line, this cross I came to bear
I see something wrong and I fix it with my hands
I walk a thin blue line and
I'll be the one who laughs when,
You die

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