You really don't scare me
Because it's easy to see
That you don't have what it takes
To back it up
You think I'm gonna freeze
And beg you don't hurt me please
If you think that
You better think again
No matter how much you pry
No matter how hard you try
You will never bring me to your level
You wanna take a stand
You just don't understand
That you are fighting the wrong war
Can't let it go - Can't take it slow
Don't wanna sink to your plane
I can let it go - I won't sink that low
You just want someone to blame
You really don't scare meBecause it's easy to see
That you don't have what it takes
To back it up
You think I'm gonna freeze
And beg you don't hurt me please
If you think that
You better think again
Can't let it go
Can't take it slow
You just can't keep it contained
I can let it go
I won't sink that low
Can't get it through your thick brain
Can't you be wrong
Don't wanna take you on
Don't wanna sink to your plane
Can't let it go
Can't take it slow
Friend there's nothing to gain
I can let it go
Don't have to sink so low
How can I make it more plain
Dr. Sin is a Brazilian hard rock band formed in São Paulo in the 1980s. Considered one of the cornerstones of the Brazilian heavy metal movement, they achieved great popularity in the country with albums like "Dr. Sin" (1986) and "Metal Mania" (1987). Their sound is characterized by heavy riffs, catchy melodies and English lyrics that range from themes of freedom, rebellion and science fiction. Among their most representative songs are "Heavy Metal Man", "Dr. Sin" and "Metal Mania". The band has collaborated with artists like Ozzy Osbourne and Alice Cooper, contributing to the spread of heavy metal music in Brazil.
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