Die Die

Running through the night, your screams are my delight
Torture is my game, fucking you insane
Warped is my brain, people I do maim
Breaking bones for fun, see the bleeding run

Stabbing, I mutilate, die die
Bodies filled with hate
Ripping out your soul, die die
Burning in hell's hole
Smashing through your skull, die die
Pulling entrails from
Bleeding carcass in hell, die die
(The) Devil I do tell

Killing and making pain, death is my game
Terror sure to find deep (with)in your mind

Stabbing, I mutilate, die die
Bodies filled with hate
Ripping out your soul, die die
Burning in hell's hole

Sing with the song of Cancer, Die Die lyrics!

Smashing through your skull, die die
Pulling entrails from
Bleeding carcass in hell, die die
Devil I do tell

Ripping flesh from bone, loosing all control
Slaughtering innocent victims, breaking holy rules
Bastard of the world, killing all the time
People are to rip, I never, never sleep

Die...

Stabbing, I mutilate, die die
Bodies filled with hate
Ripping out your soul, die die
Burning in hell's hole
Smashing through your skull, die die
Pulling entrails from
Bleeding carcass in hell, die die
Devil I do tell

Die !

cancer

Artist Information

Profile:

John Walker (vocals), Ian Buchanan (bass), and Carl Stokes (drums) formed Cancer back around 1988/1989. Back then, Cancer was a simple Death-Thrash band hevaily influenced by bands such as Slayer but also more commercial groups like Metallica. Their debut, "To the Gory End" was a simplistic and quite banal recording, not really featuring anything new (a look at it's cover should be self-explanatory). What really brought Cancer to fans' attention however, was their second album, "Death Shall Rise". The record featured the infamous James Murphy (guitars), who had previously played in bands such as Disincarnate, Obituary, Konkhra, Testament, Solstice and Death. The third album, "The Sins of Mankind", was less fortunate, as Murphy had decided to leave as it was too hard for him to take part in a UK-based band while living in America. Shortly after the release of "Black Faith" in 1995, Cancer broke up. Cancer was reformed with a new line-up in 2003 and released the EP "Corporation$" in 2004.

Albums / OSTs:

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