8 thoughts on “ Misery of Mankind - Theory Of A Deadman - Savages (CD, Album) ”

1. Theory of a Deadman Songs List Overview Biography Songs CDs Vinyl. Theory of a Deadman. Overview; Biography; Savages (CD) Released in $ CD Sale. Add to Cart. Tracks of Disc 1; 1. Drown; 2. Blow; 3. Savages - (featuring Alice Cooper) 4. Misery of Mankind; 5. Salt in the Wound; 6. Angel; 7. Heavy; 8. Panic Room; 9. The One;

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2. Theory Of A Deadman - Misery of Mankind Lyrics. All you wanna do is stuff your face and be annoying All you wanna do with me is fight, fight, fight, fight All you ever do is make excuses.

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3. Metal Rock Grunge Alternative metal Alternative rock Post-grunge Nu metal. CD Album Standard Edition Drown; Blow; Savages (Feat. Alice Cooper) Misery Of Mankind; Salt In The Wound.

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4. But in the end you'll be the misery of mankind Ay, ay, ay, ay, mankind Misery It's like it's all a bad dream, nothing is as it seems This is a nightmare awake You're putting us through hell, you set us up to fail You've gone and proved to be the misery of mankind You've gone in way too deep, you won't admit defeat But in the end you'll be the.

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5. Oct 27,  · An OK album but not as good as previous theory of a deadman CDs!!! Sounds like they have turned to the pop side of songwriting and left the rock behind! I can see now why they only had the name theory on the cover and not the full band name. I'm not saying its a bad album. its just not theory of a deadman!!!!/5().

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6. Theory Of A Deadman ‎– Savages Label: Warner Music Russia ‎– , Roadrunner Records ‎– , Records ‎–

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8. Jul 25,  · On the hard-rockers’ fifth album, Theory of a Deadman’s Tyler Connolly is still voicing his frustrations on topics from greed (the title track, spiked with a sermon from Alice Cooper) to breakups (“Salt In the Wound”). But Savages stretches that comfort zone: “Blow” laces sing-songy pop with subversive lyrics, while The Offspring.

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