stevew2 wrote:he is one hell of a muscian and song writerGunbot wrote:Duncan wrote:Gunbot wrote:Duncan wrote:In case you want to sing along. Here's the words.
Alright!
Yeah!
C-c-come on!
Fuck the Goo Goo Dolls, they can suck my balls
They look like the dogs that hang out at the mall
Eminem can suck it, so can Dr. Dre
They can suck each other just because they're gay
They can suck a dick, they can lick a sack
Everybody shout, "Heavy metal's back!"
Death to all but metal
Death to all but metal
Death to all but metal
Death to Papa Roach, Blink 182
All those fucking pussies sounds like doggy-doo
Wearing baggy pants, spiking up their hair
They're not worth the crust on my underwear
Where is Def Leppard? Where is Mötley Crüe?
Why do all my lyrics sound like Dr. Seuss?
Death to all but metal
Death to all but metal
Death to all but metal
Kills those fucking fuckheads who programme MTV
They can suck my ass with all the record companies
Death to Britney Spears, kill the little slut
Kill Madonna too and then fuck her in the butt
Fuck Mariah Carey, death to Sheryl Crowe
They can kiss each other on the camel toe
50 Cent's a fag, so is Kanye West
Shooting hot sperm on each others' chest
Death to all but metal
Death to all but metal
Death to all but metal
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Now playing: a-ha - Foot of the Mountain
You might want to edit out those swear words. This is a Journey forum if you haven't noticed, we prefer clean, wholesome Rock and Roll around these parts.
Shit, Let me post my Michael W Smith video collection to make amends.
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Now playing: The Jam - Bricks And Mortar
Who the fuck is Michael W Smith?
+1! He's also one hell of a person too. I played this song a few years ago when I played at a church for their Easter service, and it was an awesome experience! I had to time the song perfectly with the huge video screen behind me. It was playing scenes that were put together and taken from the movie "The Passion", and I had some serious goosebumps after the song. It turned out PERFECTLY, and was very moving!
That is one of my all-time favorite experiences, and I'll never forget it. 
