-Another fine music lyric file by:
Adrian M. Brush aka "Dementia"
All complaints, bitching, and gripes in general to:
*Equal Rights* by Nuclear Assault
Prejudice is just another way of saying ignorant
Describing morons narrow minds and loser bloody frozen hearts
People who can't see past skin or see what's in a good mans heart
Closed up thinking backwards mind all thought paralyzed
Using any argument cause you don't want to use your head
Keeping evil ways alive even though they should have died
Freedom is a human right,
Doesn't matter
Black or White.
Equal Rights, Human Rights
Martin Luther a great man who people to be sane
Killed by frightened ignorance even though it was too late
His message seems to be quite clear, why should we be ruled by fear
With his death a great man died but you can't kill his ideals
Let us leave behind us all these stupid racial arguments
Help make racial wars a distant unforgotten memory
Maybe hate will never die, that doesn't mean we shouldn't try...
Nuclear Assault was an American thrash metal and crossover thrash band active from 1984 to 1996. Considered one of the pioneers of crossover thrash, they combined the energy of thrash metal with influences from punk rock and hardcore. Their music was characterized by fast and aggressive riffs, politically and socially charged lyrics, and a powerful and distorted sound. Among their most notable songs are "Brain Death", "Hang the Pope" and "The Price of Peace". The band released five studio albums, including their self-titled debut in 1986 and the acclaimed "Handle with Care" in 1989. Nuclear Assault was an influential band in the underground music scene of the 1980s and 1990s, contributing to defining the crossover thrash style.
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