Sink the eight ball
Buy the lady a drink
And nobody knows my name
Bodies float up
From the bottom of the river
Like bubbles in fine champagne
He's the one, no doubt
Walkin' on a tightrope
He's the one, no doubt
Got a gash on my head
And a grin on my face
And a shadow called danger
Hidin' in the sheets
And on the streets
In the heart of every stranger
Here he comes, look out
Teach the world a lesson
Here he comes, look out
Sweat on the brow
And a tap on the phone

Sing with the song of Faith No More, Crack Hitler lyrics!

And lives are on the line
Pick up the briefcase
On a high speed chase
Breathin' by the roll
of the dice
Reachin' up to the top
We're dependin' on you
Reachin' up to the top
"In regards to
My usage of the drug...
it modified my personality
to the extent that I was
highly irritable"
"I was like a crack Hitler"
Keep up the fight
And in the wink of an eye
Never give up
Ooo..ahh..
look out

faith no more

Artist Information

Name:	Mike Patton, Billy Gould, Mike Bordin, Roddy Bottum, Jon Hudson
Profile:	Faith No More was the kind of band that usually garners a cult following, but not commercial success. Their style often varied and was quirky, hard to describe, and far away the mainstream, or so it seemed. Their first recorded incarnation as a rap-metal band with lead singer Chuck Mosley gained some notice with the track "We Care a Lot", though they had previously featured Courtney Love as lead singer. Their sound meshed a lot better, though, when Mike Patton took over vocal duties and their cult status changed when the band scored a massive hit with 'Epic' off "The Real Thing". This was followed by the groundbreaking "Angel Dust", which put them at the forefront of the post-Guns 'n' Roses alternative metal scene. The album produced a number of hit singles, but nothing compared to the impact they made with a song they started playing live as a joke - the Commodores' 'Easy'. Released as a single, their overblown rendition of the song, complete with a video featuring the band in drag, was a worldwide hit and hit the No. 3 spot in the UK charts. Internal tensions within the band came to a head when keyboard player Roddy Bottum came out publicly. Guitarist Jim Martin was subsequently fired from the band. The band's popularity was on a downhill slope from then on and their decision to split up in 1999 was not too surprising. Several members had other projects in the works and there was increased reports of creative friction between various members. Mike Bordin was/is touring (or working with) Ozzy Osbourne, and Mike Patton has Mr. Bungle to fall back on, as well as Fantômas and Tomahawk (6).
Albums / OSTs:	album of the year angel dust grand theft auto: san andreas grosse pointe blank king for a day, fool for a lifetime the real thing Click here to view All Albums and Song Lyrics of Faith No More!