listen to the sound of the underground
your ears start to deafen your head begins to pound
the crowd starts to move as the earth begins to quake
your spine starts to give as your back begins to break
death on the dance floor - they deaded for the side
the doors in the place - wouldn't open wide
500 black boots steppin' on your face
and blood everwhere from the panic in the place
there was death on the dance floor
when we came to town
there was death on the dance floor
from the heavy connection of the pro-pain sound
a crazy motherfucker went and pulled a knife
you know he's gonna cut ya till you're scarred for life
bangin' and screamin' you were kickin' the door
but nobody listened till you screamed for more
throbbin' like a heartbeat beats like a drum
the band kept playin' till their limbs went numb
the fists in the air - they were thrashin' about
till someone pulled the plug and the lights went out
Pro-Pain is a New York-based hardcore and groove metal band formed in 1991 by vocalist and bassist Gary Meskil and drummer Dan Richardson. Considered one of the pillars of the American hardcore movement of the 1990s, Pro-Pain are known for their aggressive sound and often politically charged lyrics. Over the course of their career, they have released numerous successful albums, including "The Truth Hurts" (1994), "Pro-Pain" (1996) and "Live at CBGB's" (2003). Gary Meskil is known for his powerful voice and energetic stage performances. The band has collaborated with artists like Agnostic Front and Cro-Mags, contributing to defining the aesthetics and sound of New York hardcore. Some of Pro-Pain's most representative tracks include "The Truth Hurts", "Pro-Pain" and "Live at CBGB's".
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