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Anthrax ~ Piss N Vinegar


It was a day to remember, twice as hard as long That was the day that i convinced myself That i found my god I tip my cap and i step up I fix myself to the right I move right into the firing zone And scream drink, fuck or fight It's just a matter of respect Or is that something i missed This ain't no peace train that you're jumping on So shake my hand and shake it strong And everybody come along Long, strong (am i) Sometimes i can't stop the shaking At least i know i'm not dead I don't remember whose blood this is I've got a hammer inside my head I get put up, i get put down And i don't even try I've burned a bridge, i've burned a whole town 'cause i'm motherfucking fortified I tell the truth or just a gilded lie And then i charge like a bull with his balls tied A heavy dose of reality With a side of piss and vinegar A free drink at the bar and you'll take it A swift kick in the ass and you'll take it more free lyrics

It was a day to remember, twice as hard as long
That was the day that i convinced myself
That i found my god
I tip my cap and i step up
I fix myself to the right
I move right into the firing zone
And scream drink, fuck or fight
It's just a matter of respect
Or is that something i missed
This ain't no peace train that you're jumping on
So shake my hand and shake it strong
And everybody come along
Long, strong (am i)
Sometimes i can't stop the shaking
At least i know i'm not dead
I don't remember whose blood this is
I've got a hammer inside my head
I get put up, i get put down
And i don't even try
I've burned a bridge, i've burned a whole town
'cause i'm motherfucking fortified
I tell the truth or just a gilded lie
And then i charge like a bull with his balls tied
A heavy dose of reality
With a side of piss and vinegar
A free drink at the bar and you'll take it
A swift kick in the ass and you'll take it

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