End Of Time
Danzig · Danzig [1988]
The wait is gone
The streets are filled
Wiath a hollow song
Got a new death
It lurks outside
Follows me home
Waiting for me
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
A hum in the ear
Numbness comes
Feeling like you're almost home
The open amrs
Tempting embrace
It's always been
Waiting
Waiting at the end of time for you
And you'll be too
Yea
The suffering's here
The wait is gone
The streets are filled
With a hollow song
Empty world
Of listless night
I pray to thee
I suffer blind
Waiting at the end of time for you
And you'll be too
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
Right
Waiting at the end of time for you
And you'll be too
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
Lost your soul
Doomed and cold
Yea
End Of Time
End Of Time stands as a defining track on Danzig's self-titled 1988 debut album, showcasing the band's signature blend of gothic rock and heavy metal. Glenn Danzig's deep, resonant vocals drive the song's ominous atmosphere, supported by a tight, rhythmic arrangement that emphasizes the group's dark aesthetic. The recording captures the raw energy that established the band's reputation within the alternative rock landscape. As part of a landmark release that introduced a new wave of horror-infused rock, the song reflects the band's commitment to creating a distinct sonic identity. It remains a staple in their live performances, illustrating the enduring power of their early work and the cohesive vision that shaped their initial discography.