Eat The Gun
Motorhead · Overnight Sensation [1996]
Eat the gun, eat the gun
Eat the gun, eat the gun
Join the army, join the army
Eat the gun, eat the gun
Die in awful pain, die in awful pain,
Die in awful pain, die in awful pain,
Die in awful pain, die in awful pain
Awful Pain
Shoot them all, shoot them all,
Shoot them all, shoot them all
Cut their heads off, cut their heads off
Shoot them all, shoot them all
Everything that moves, everything that moves
Everything that moves, everything that moves
Everything that moves, everything that moves
That moves
Big 'n' tough, big 'n' tough
Big 'n' tough, big 'n' tough
Not a sissy, not a sissy,
Strong 'n' rough, strong 'n' rough
Your gun is so big, your gun is so big
Oh wow
Your gun is so big, your gun is so big
Oh wow
Your gun is so big, your gun is so big
Oh wow
Eat the gun, eat the gun
Join the army, join the army
Eat the gun, eat the gun
Die in awful pain, die in awful pain,
Die in awful pain, die in awful pain,
Die in awful pain, die in awful pain
Awful Pain
Shoot them all, shoot them all,
Shoot them all, shoot them all
Cut their heads off, cut their heads off
Shoot them all, shoot them all
Everything that moves, everything that moves
Everything that moves, everything that moves
Everything that moves, everything that moves
That moves
Big 'n' tough, big 'n' tough
Big 'n' tough, big 'n' tough
Not a sissy, not a sissy,
Strong 'n' rough, strong 'n' rough
Your gun is so big, your gun is so big
Oh wow
Your gun is so big, your gun is so big
Oh wow
Your gun is so big, your gun is so big
Oh wow
Eat The Gun
Motorhead's 'Eat The Gun' stands as a quintessential example of their raw, high-energy punk rock sound, delivered with the band's signature speed and aggression. Recorded for the 1996 compilation 'Overnight Sensation,' the track exemplifies the group's ability to fuse traditional heavy metal riffs with the driving rhythms of punk. As a staple of their discography, the song captures the rebellious spirit that defined Motorhead's career, serving as a powerful anthem for fans of the genre. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's influence on the development of hard rock and heavy metal, cementing their legacy as one of the most impactful acts in the history of the music industry.