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Anthrax ~ Black Dahlia


Hardcase Fist full of brass Double barrelled pistons and a tank full of gas He's a heavyweight Enforcer inside Like a man in the chair he's gonna go for a ride Break him Take him down Squeeze him, watch him drown Against lightning The wind from his sails Take on a man who's harder than a coffin nail Priceless, the look on his face If you look real close you can see the expiration date Break him Take him down Squeeze him, watch him drown Black Dahlia's in my head Ice veined Thousand yard stare Breaking a man is like hunting for bear And I'm loaded Setting the trap Tighten the noose And bust a rat with my sap Break him Take him down Squeeze him, watch him drown Black Dahlia's in my head Black Dahlia's in my head Confession's good for the soul Black Dahlia's in my head In this hunt I walk alone more free lyrics

Hardcase
Fist full of brass
Double barrelled pistons and a tank full of gas
He's a heavyweight
Enforcer inside
Like a man in the chair he's gonna go for a ride
Break him
Take him down
Squeeze him, watch him drown
Against lightning
The wind from his sails
Take on a man who's harder than a coffin nail
Priceless, the look on his face
If you look real close you can see the expiration date
Break him
Take him down
Squeeze him, watch him drown
Black Dahlia's in my head
Ice veined
Thousand yard stare
Breaking a man is like hunting for bear
And I'm loaded
Setting the trap
Tighten the noose
And bust a rat with my sap
Break him
Take him down
Squeeze him, watch him drown
Black Dahlia's in my head
Black Dahlia's in my head
Confession's good for the soul
Black Dahlia's in my head
In this hunt I walk alone

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