Goddamn Electric
Pantera · Original Album Series [2011]
I've found the secret of eternal youth
Some get high on life or money, but there's an
Escape, drop out of the race.
- To walk through the world by ones self, you can't be
Protected... your trust is in whiskey and weed and
Black Sabbath - It's Goddamn Electric
Don't waste your time, embrace it
And then you'll know yourself
The change in you is Goddamn Electric
The weight of the world has lifted and parted
My eyes roll blind to sights that distracted
Through tunnel-vision and dope-hair blinders
I'll cut a path and evoke my will
- To walk through the world by ones self, you can't
Be protected... your trust is in whiskey and weed
And Slayer, it's Goddamn Electric
Don't fake your life - inhale it
And then you'll know yourself
The change in you is Goddamn Electric
Don't waste your time, embrace it
Annd then you'll know yourself
The change that is Goddamn Electric will focus>
The Mind's Eye...
One hand on the bottle, the other a shaking
Fist, rejuvinated, isolated, no pressure
From the outside, my sight's Goddamn Electric
And these eyes have seen a world
Goddamn Electric system...
Goddamn Electric
Pantera's 'Goddamn Electric' stands as a defining track in the evolution of groove metal, showcasing the band's signature blend of aggressive riffs and driving rhythms. Released on the 'Original Album Series [2011]' compilation, the recording captures the raw energy and technical proficiency that characterized their work during the mid-to-late 1990s. The song exemplifies the genre's shift toward heavier, more rhythmic structures, featuring Phil Anselmo's distinctive vocal delivery and Dimebag Darrell's virtuosic guitar work. As part of Pantera's broader discography, the track reflects the group's influence on modern heavy metal, serving as a testament to their ability to fuse speed with power. It remains a staple for fans of the genre, representing a pivotal moment in the band's career and the broader development of the metal sound.