King Of Sodom And Gomorrah

W.A.S.P. · Inside The Electric Circus [1986]

So you wanna know what's going on

When we get wild, and we're up until dawn

The parties and the stories, they're all true

Ain't nothing left when we're through

One distant land where it's all sin and sand



King of Sodom, I want the flesh

Gotta have it, I love it to death

King of Sodom, I eat 'em alive

Like a savage, the strong will survive



Wicked souls, a hunger for lust

You lay it down, we're going for bust

We live a life, that's hell on wheels

You don't know how it feels

Ride the wind, and soon you'll all be in



King of Sodom, I want the flesh

Gotta have it, I love it to death

King of Sodom, I eat 'em alive

Like a savage, the strong will survive



Sodom and Gommorrah - ooh, sweet Gommorrah

We're the present tribe - the present tribe

Children of the fire - of the fire

Burning up alive, alive, alive, alive



King of Sodom, I want the flesh

Gotta have it, I love it to death

King of Sodom, I eat 'em alive

Like a savage, the strong will survive



King of Sodom, I want the flesh

Gotta have it, I love it to death

King of Sodom, I eat 'em alive

Like a savage, the strong will survive

King Of Sodom And Gomorrah

Released on W.A.S.P.'s 1986 album Inside The Electric Circus, "King Of Sodom And Gomorrah" stands as a defining track in the band's early heavy metal catalog. The song exemplifies the genre's raw energy and theatrical aggression, featuring the band's signature vocal style and guitar-driven riffs that became hallmarks of their sound. As a key component of their discography from the mid-1980s, the recording captures the transition from pure thrash to the more polished heavy metal aesthetic that would characterize their later work. It remains a staple for fans of the era, representing the high-octane performance style that established W.A.S.P. as a prominent force in American heavy metal.