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Artist/Band:
Lamb of God
Lyrics for Song: Laid To Rest
Lyrics for Album: Killadelphia [2005]
If There Was A Single Day I Could Live,
A Single Breath I Could Take,
I'd Trade All The Others Away.
The Blood's On The Wall,
So You Might As Well Just Admit It.
And Bleach Out The Stains,
Commit To Forgetting It.
You're Better Off Empty And Blank,
Then Left With A Single Pathetic Trace Of This.
Smother Another Failure
Lay This To Rest
Console Yourself,
You're Better Alone,
Destroy Yourself,
See Who Gives A Fuck.
Absorb Yourself,
You're Better Alone,
Destroy Yourself.
I'll Chain You To The Truth,
For The Truth Shall Set You Free.
I'll Turn The Screws Of Vengence,
And Bury You With Honesty.
I'll Make All Your Dreams Come To Life,
Then Slay Them As Quickly As They Came,
Smother Another Failure
Lay This To Rest
Console Yourself,
You're Better Alone,
Destroy Yourself,
See Who Gives A Fuck.
Absorb Yourself,
You're Better Alone,
Destroy Yourself.
See Who Gives A Fuck.
Failure.
If There Was A Day I Could Live,
If There Was A Single Breath I Could Take,
I'd Trade All The Others Away,
I'd Trade All The Others Away.
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Laid To Rest
Laid To Rest stands as a defining track on Lamb of God's 2005 album Killadelphia, capturing the band's aggressive transition into mainstream heavy metal. The recording showcases the group's signature blend of thrash rhythms and modern metal intensity, driven by tight, percussive guitar work and a commanding vocal delivery. As part of a cohesive body of work that also includes tracks like Omerta and Now You've Got Something To Die For, the song highlights the band's ability to balance complex arrangements with raw, visceral energy. This era marked a significant period of growth for the Virginia-based group, solidifying their reputation for powerful, rhythm-focused compositions. The track remains a staple in their live performances, reflecting the enduring impact of their mid-2000s output on the genre. |
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| Album Lyrics: Killadelphia [2005] |
Lamb of God
"Killadelphia [2005]"
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