Turn The Page
Hypocrisy · Catch 22 [2002]
You're shittin' on yourself and shittin' in the wind
??? and spitting on their ???
and about the things you don't understand?
Die! Why don't you fuckin' die or run and hide?
Ha! Ain't got the fuckin' time to hear you fuckin' lie.
You're driving me crazy
Lockin' up, I'll fuck you up
I made enough to open ???
You give me no choice
Die! Why don't you fuckin' die and run and hide?
Shit. Just talk your fuckin' shit
Spinning lies
I hear it's calling
Judgement Day
I feel it's calling your name
I see it's coming
Rolling in
'Cause we may never turn the page
You're face. Just hate your stupid face
Don't wanna be around you when you are near
Dig yourself six feet under
You'll never ever ??? again
I hear it's calling
Judgement Day
I feel it's calling your name
I see it's coming
Rolling in
'Cause we may never turn the page
Do you think I care what's on your mind?
I don't wanna see your ugly face
I got no time. I run and hide.
Turn you upside down
Don't wanna waste our time
Send you straight to death
I'm gonna put you down in hell
I hear it's calling
Judgement Day
I feel it's calling your name
I see it's coming
Rolling in
'Cause we may never turn the page
Turn The Page - Hypocrisy
Hypocrisy's 'Turn The song' serves as a pivotal track on the 2002 album 'Catch 22,' exemplifying the band's evolution from their early death metal roots into a more polished, groove-oriented thrash sound. Released during a period of significant artistic maturity, the song features the band's signature blend of technical precision and melodic aggression, characteristic of their work in the early 2000s. The recording showcases the dynamic interplay between the rhythm section and the lead vocals, creating a dense, atmospheric backdrop that defines the album's cohesive identity. As a staple of their discography, the track remains a defining example of the Swedish death metal scene's transition into the modern era, reflecting the band's commitment to high-quality production and complex songwriting structures.