There is nothing. No education. No family life to open my
Arms to. You'd say that my job is today, yet gone tomorrow.
I'll be broke in a gutter.
I know the opinion. A broken record. Fuck you and your
College dream. Fact is, we're stronger than all.
You're working for perfect bodies, perfect minds and perfect
Neighbors. But I'm helping to legalize dope on
Your pristine streets and I'm making a fortune.
You're muscle and gall. Naive at best. I'm bone, brain and
Cock. Deep down stronger than all.
A sad state of affairs. A crippled America. A pipe dream
Buttfucked. Immune. Stronger than all.
A lament for a rookie officer, punk ass weak little lamb.

Sing with the song of Pantera, Strength Beyond Strength lyrics!

For the mob, truly, does rule at this particular time.
We've grown into a monster. An arrogant, explosive motherfuck.
Hard as a rock. Shut like a lock.
Finally, the president in submission. He holds out his hand on
Your television and draws back a stump. It's too late for some.
Far too late.
No more holdbacks. No more paying a cops paycheck. Let him
Bust his own child. The son that heeds my word and smokes my dope.
The daughter that sucks me off and snorts cheap anything.
Hail Kings. The new Kings. Stronger than all.
A simple process to legalize. There would not be a choice but to
Take our side. Be there no question of certain strengths. Know
This intention. Forever stronger than all.

pantera

Artist Information

Name:	Phil Anselmo, Diamond Darrell, Vinnie Paul, Rex Brown
Profile:	Heavy metal band from Texas, USA. Formed in 1983 by brothers - Vincent Paul Abbott (Vinnie Paul, drums) and Darrell Lance Abbott (Diamond "Dimebag" Darrell, guitar) with the bassist Rex Brown (Rex "Rocker") and Terry Glaze (vocals). They've released 4 albums in 80's (the last one, "Power Metal" from 1988 features new vocalist, Phil Anselmo), but none of them helped them achieve popularity. In 1990 they've release their ground-breaking album "Cowboys from Hell" - they're now known all over the country. Later released records, such as "Vulgar Display of Power" (1992) and "Far Beyond Driven" (1994) made them all-world superstar in heavy metal music. Their last studio album was "Reinventing the Steel" from 2000. After that, they played 2 years tour and in 2003 they finally split up. Dimebag Darrell died tragically on 8th December 2004, shot by psycho-fan during the concert of his (and his brother Vinnie) new band, Damageplan.
Albums / OSTs:	101 proof - official live cowboys from hell detroit rock city dracula 2000 far beyond driven i am the night metal magic power metal reinventing the steel spongebob squarepants strangeland texas chainsaw massacre the best of pantera: far beyond the grea the crow the great southern trendkill vulgar display of power Click here to view All Albums and Song Lyrics of Pantera!