Sick Of It All
Zakk Wylde · Other Songs - Zakk Wylde
Sick Of It All
All you've taken, all forsaken
Where you gonna go?
No one told you how it would be
Helter Skelter, ache for shelter
Stare into the sun
You can look but you wont see
Where are you gonna go?
The rise before the fall
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
Fly so high you're going die
When one has broken wings
No one told you how it would be
The power between the highs and lows drowns yourself again
Its where you find that you're free
Where are you gonna go?
When nothing is left that you know
The rise before the fall
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
Where are you gonna go?
When nothing is left that you know
The rise before the fall
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
All you've taken, all forsaken
Where you gonna go?
No one told you how it would be
Helter Skelter, ache for shelter
Stare into the sun
You can look but you wont see
Where are you gonna go?
The rise before the fall
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
Fly so high you're going die
When one has broken wings
No one told you how it would be
The power between the highs and lows drowns yourself again
Its where you find that you're free
Where are you gonna go?
When nothing is left that you know
The rise before the fall
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
Where are you gonna go?
When nothing is left that you know
The rise before the fall
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
When you're just sick of it all
Sick Of It All
Sick Of It All showcases Zakk Wylde's signature heavy metal sound, characterized by his distinctive guitar tone and emotive vocal delivery. As a cornerstone of his solo discography, the track exemplifies the raw energy and blues-infused riffs that have defined his career alongside Black Label Society and Ozzy Osbourne. The recording captures Wylde's ability to blend aggressive instrumentation with melodic sensibilities, creating a powerful statement within the hard rock genre. This song stands as a testament to his enduring influence on modern heavy metal, reflecting the intensity and passion that fans have come to expect from his extensive body of work.