The big machine is breaking down
She'll rust away like Allentown
Nothing left to feed the beast
Introducing the new beast, yeah, yeah, yeah
Gotta feed your head
The head is dead
You feed your head
Or your head is dead
You gotta feed your head
Yeah
Oh, working man better find another way
Pack your tools and walk away
Machines do it better anyway, hey, hey
Less work, less problems for less pay
You better feed your head
Your head is dead
You gotta feed your head
Or your h?ad is dead
Feed your head
Feed your head
Your h?ad is dead
You gotta feed your head
You gotta feed your head, huh
Feed your head
Feed your head
Feed your head
Feed your head
Feed your head
Your head is dead
Feed your head
Feed your head
Your head is dead
Sammy Hagar, born Samuel Roy Hagar on January 13, 1947, is an American singer, guitarist, and songwriter of international fame. He began his musical career in the 1960s with the band Montrose, achieving success with albums like "Montrose" (1973) and "Paper Money" (1974). In 1985 he joined Van Halen, replacing David Lee Roth. With Van Halen, he recorded some of the band's best-selling albums, including "5150" (1986), "Dreams" (1987) and "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge" (1990). After leaving Van Halen in 1996, Hagar continued a prolific solo career, releasing successful albums like "I've Got Legs" (1997), "Red Voodoo" (2004) and "Sammy Hagar and The Circle" (2018). In 2008 he formed the supergroup Chickenfoot with Joe Satriani, Michael Anthony and Kenny Aronoff. Hagar is known for his powerful voice, energetic performances and accessible rock songs. Among his most famous hits are "Rock Candy" (Montrose), "Why Can't This Be Love" (Van Halen) and "I've Got Legs" (solo).
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