Harvester Of Pain

Zakk Wylde · Other Songs - Zakk Wylde

The morning mist is burning slow

Blood on sons and brothers gonna flow

Tomorrow will I live,

I just don't know

Morning comes we march again

Into the fields of the killing man

Don't know where I'm going

Or just where I been



At times I feel so alone

Hope to find my way back home

Mama I done asked the Lord

He told me, Son, I just don't know...



Harvester of pain

I ain't the one to blame

Harvester of pain

Caught between the blue and the gray



Mama I done killed a man

Was told he wasn't part of the plan

Don't worry none

I be getting by best that I can

Every day's a living hell

The reapear be weaving his spell

Serageant take me aside

Tell me son, Peace ain't what we're here to sell...



At times I feel so alone

Hope to find my way back home

Mama I done asked the Lord

He told me, Son, I just don't know...



Harvester of pain

I ain't the one to blame

Harvester of pain

Caught between the blue and the gray

Harvester Of Pain

Zakk Wylde's 'Harvester Of Pain' stands as a quintessential example of his signature blend of thrash metal aggression and melodic sensibility. Recorded during the height of his solo career, the track exemplifies the high-energy, technical proficiency that defined the late 1990s and early 2000s metal landscape. The song features Wylde's characteristic vocal delivery, shifting between guttural growls and soaring cleans, while his guitar work delivers rapid-fire riffs and intricate solos that became a hallmark of his discography. As a staple of his live performances and studio recordings, 'Harvester Of Pain' captures the raw intensity and theatricality that made him a prominent figure in the modern heavy metal scene, influencing countless subsequent artists in the genre.