Say I didn't have what it'd take
I sure showed them
How much difference
One man can make
Say I didn't have what it'd take
Now they all bow
The ones that laughed then
They don't laugh now
You will find hell with me
For all eternity
Laugh at me to my face
I keep the ratings up
I am alive
You won't let me stop
Laugh at me to my face
Look at you now
I'm God on TV
You bow bow bow
You will find death with me
Infernal
I can take it all away
You will find death with me
Eternal
God had a smile on his face
When he made me
Put me on top of his grace
I'm a king now
Bow for me
So now that you know
Who I am
Don't get me wrong
I give a damn
You live or die
Could not care less
Sell your soul
And say God bless
You will find death with me
Infernal
I can take it all away
You will find death with me
Eternal
God had a smile on his face
When he made me
Put me on top of his grace
I'm a king now
God had a smile on his face
When he made me
Put me on top of disgrace
I'm the king
Bow for me
Heresy
Bow for me
Entombed is a Swedish death metal band formed in 1987 under the name Nihilist. Considered pioneers of Scandinavian death metal, they broadened their sound in the 1990s to include hardcore punk and other influences, giving rise to a style known as death 'n' roll. Influences include Autopsy, Slayer, Kiss, The Misfits, Motorhead and Discharge. Entombed has released numerous successful albums, including "Left Hand Path" (1990), considered a classic of the genre, and "Wolverine Blues" (1997), which further solidified their status as an influential band. Some of their most representative songs include "Wolverine", "Stranger Aeons" and "Drowned".
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