Vengeance

New Model Army · Anthology [2011]

Escaped the net in '45Hiding out in South AmericaProtected

by money and powerful friendsHoping the world has forgotten

myAll the things you did in the Nazi death campsThe

thousands you tortured and killedYou can live your

life in expectant fearUntil the day when you're made to pay



Ch:I believe in justice

I believe in vengeanceI believe in getting the bastardGetting

the bastard, getting the bastard



Man walks over dressed in flashy clothes

With an empty heart and a head full of money

Puts his arm around the lad of just fourteen years

Talks sort of close like a long-lost brother

"It's really cool, all the pop stars doIf you don't

try I'll do, I'll make the first one free

And wehen you want some more just come back to me"



Ch:



Top-dog fascist gets the boys in the corner

Plants poison where there was just confusionWalks away

scot-free and loughing

Rides on the tide as the cancer grows

And the business man on corruption charges

With millions of dollars in dirty money

Gets a thousand pound fine after months in court

While the lawyers get fat and the law gets bought



Ch:

Vengeance - New Model Army

New Model Army's 'Vengeance' stands as a defining track from their 2011 anthology, encapsulating the band's signature blend of punk energy and melodic sensibility. Released during a period of heightened activity following their 2009 breakthrough, the song exemplifies their ability to fuse aggressive rhythms with anthemic choruses that resonate across generations. As a staple of their discography, the recording reflects the band's evolution while maintaining the raw, DIY ethos that characterized their earlier work. The track serves as a powerful example of their contribution to the modern punk revival, showcasing a sound that remains influential within the genre. It is a testament to their consistent output and the enduring appeal of their musical identity.