Ozzy Osbourne : Patient Number 9 (Expanded Edition)

EVERY HALLWAYS

 PAINTED WHITE

AS THE LIGHT

THAT WILL GUIDE YOU

TO YOUR HELP

MAKING FRIENDS WITH STRANGERS

INSIDE MY MIND

'CAUSE THEY SEEM TO

 KNOW ME WELL

Metallica : ...And Justice for All

I CAN'T REMEMBER ANYTHING

CAN'T TELL IF THIS IS

TRUE OR A DREAM

DEEP DOWN INSIDE

I FEEL THE SCREAM

THIS TERRIBLE SILENCE STOPS ME

I'M WAKING UP

I CANNOT SEE

THAT THERE'S NOTHING MUCH

LEFT OF ME

NOTHING IS REAL

BUT THE PAIN NOW

Queensrÿche : The Warning

WE SEE THE LIGHT 

OF THOSE WHO FIND

THE WORLD HAS

PASSED THEM BY

TOO LATE TO SAVE A DREAM

THAT'S GROWING OLD

WE RELALIZE THAT FATE

MUST HIDE IT'S FACE

FROM THOSE WHO TRY

TO SEE THE DISTANT SIGNS

OF UNFORETOLD

OH OH TAKE HOLD..

Dio : Master of The Moon (2019 Re Issue)

ONE NIGHT 

WHEN THE STARS WERE RIGHT

FOR THE GYPSY QUEEN

AND SHE FOUND

SHE COULD DRAG YOU DOWN

TO A PLACE THAT'S IN BETWEEN IT ALL

SHE'S A MAD MAN

WITH A DELICATE HAND

AND EVIL EYES

Grim Reaper : See You In Hell

See You in Hell

 is the

 debut 

studio album 

by

 British 

Heavy Metal band 

Grim Reaper 

released on 

the independent 

record label 

Ebony Records

 in 1983. 

The album cover 

was designed by

 Garry Sharpe-Young.

Critical Reception

The title track

 was ranked

 No. 38 

on 

VH1's 40 Most

 Awesomely 

Bad Metal Songs Ever 

countdown. 

According to vocalist 

Steve Grimmett

 in a 1984 interview, 

"Dead on Arrival"

 is about his

 friendship with 

Brian Field 

who was involved

 with the

 Great Train Robbery

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