W.O.E.

Fear Factory · Soul Of A New Machine [1992]

Caught beneath visions of hatred

Drowning fast in sounds of silence

Caught between divisions of hate

Can't breathe under this weight of existence



[Chorus:]

Too strong,

Too strong for you

Too strong,

Too strong for you



[Repeat 1st verse, Chorus]



Drowning

Drowning

Drowning

Drowning [X2]



[Repeat 1st verse, Chorus]

W.O.E. by Fear Factory

Released in 1992 on the seminal industrial metal album Soul of a New Machine, 'W.O.E.' stands as a defining track for Fear Factory's early sound. The song exemplifies the genre's signature blend of aggressive, distorted guitars and a driving, mechanical rhythm section, anchored by the band's distinctive vocal style. As a cornerstone of the industrial metal movement, the recording captures the raw energy and dystopian themes prevalent in the early 1990s scene. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's ability to fuse electronic textures with traditional heavy metal structures, creating a sonic identity that remains influential in the genre's evolution.