[featuring Billy Corgan]
You ask me why
I'll tell you die
My head is full of lies
And I am beyond high
You don't know just what I'm waiting for
Acid burns my skull as blind as snow
Black oblivion drags me ever towards
I dream tomorrow till tomorrow is nevermore
Voices tell me strike the match and burn it all to hell
Voices tell me I could watch if I promise not to tell
You don't know just where I want to go
The cross won't save you from your fallen soul
Drive slow motion firewall
Candy apple fuse
Emotions are unattached as demons are amused
Family spins the circle
Nerves are growing cold
Shotgun to the temple
Nausea down below
No more talking backwards
Or fists to the heart
Blacklight tries to capture
One more superstar
No more lines to cross
No more lines, I'm lost
No more lines, I'm lost
You don't know just where I want to go
Acid burns a hole right through my soul
Black oblivion, my long lost friend
Lord forgive me for I have sinned
Tony Iommi (Frank Anthony Iommi), born in Birmingham, England, on February 19, 1948, is a British guitarist and composer considered one of the pioneers of heavy metal. Iommi founded Black Sabbath in 1968, a band that revolutionized the musical landscape with dark sonorities, heavy riffs, and often dark lyrics. His guitar technique, characterized by distorted chords and sinister arpeggios, has influenced generations of musicians. After the first dissolution of Black Sabbath in 1979, Iommi collaborated with various artists and continued to record albums with the band in different reconfigurations. Among the most representative songs by Tony Iommi and Black Sabbath are "Iron Man", "Paranoid", "War Pigs" and "Black Sabbath". Iommi has been recognized for his contribution to heavy metal, receiving numerous awards and honors.
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