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Artist/Band:
Papa Roach
Lyrics for Song: Revenge
Lyrics for Album: Infest
Remember the girl
Abused with forks, knives, and razor blades?
Remember the girl
Abused with forks, knives, and razor blades?
She finally left him
Had enough of her man's rage
Band-aids covered her scars she left him bloodied
Beat his ass with a bat
Face sunk in like silly putty
Ya alll can say that so I could study
Destruction of the family design
And how the morals of society decline
Essentially itÂ’s beats to rhyme like grapes to wine
It's alright, we're in love
Can't live with or without
You see she can't live with him
And can't live without him
Stress got her
Now she needs to deal with the problem
As the drama gets deeper
I puff on the reefer
Took the last step and sent his ass to the reaper
Chaos
Is what she saw in the mirror
Scared of herself and the power that was in her
It took over
And weighed heavy on her shoulder
Militant insanity is now what controlled her
2x
It's alright, we're in love
Can't live with or without
WeÂ’re in love
WeÂ’re in love
Kill it before it reaches you
Missiles won't work it's approaching the mainland
What if it reaches the metropolitan areas?
Cosmopolitan areas
Secure the lines and prepare for departure
Calm, calm, calm,
It is a, a big business
And seems to be
Advancing underground
Cuz my style is yo, is underground
I'm green
With my red eyes mad tint
Flea fly flo
Rapido, rapido
She feeds plentiful
ELECTRIFYING THE NATION!
ELECTRIFYING THE NATION!
Don't you see that weÂ’re in danger?
How will we stop it?
She is attacking
Don't you see that we are in danger?
How will we stop it?
She is attacking
x4
Sucka!
Danger danger!
Running out, weÂ’re running out
(Running out of time)
Running out, weÂ’re running out
(Running out of time)
Running out, weÂ’re running out
(Running out of time)
Running out, weÂ’re running out
It's alright, we're in love
Can't live with or without
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Revenge - Papa Roach
From the 2000 album Infest, "Revenge" stands as a defining track in Papa Roach's evolution from nu-metal to alternative rock. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of aggressive riffs and melodic hooks, reflecting themes of personal struggle and resilience that permeate their discography. Released during a pivotal era for the group, the recording captures the raw energy and emotional depth characteristic of their work on Infest. It remains a staple of their catalog, resonating with fans who appreciate the band's ability to fuse heavy instrumentation with introspective songwriting. The track continues to be celebrated for its enduring impact on the genre and its role in cementing Papa Roach's legacy in modern rock music. |
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