DEATH
- Painkiller Lyrics / with translationsFaster than a bulletterrifying screamenraged and full of angerhe's half man and half machineRides the metal monsterbreathing smoke and fireclosing in with vengeance soaring highHe is the PainkillerThis is the PainkillerPlanets devastatedMankind's on its kneesa saviour comes from out the skiesin answer to their pleasThrough boiling clouds of thunderblasting bolts of steelevils going under deadly wheelsHe is the PainkillerThis is the PainkillerFaster than a lazer bulletlouder than an atom bombChromium plated boiling metalBrighter than a thousand starsFlying high on rapturestronger free and braveNevermore encapturedThey've been brought back from the graveWith mankind ressurrectedForever to surviveReturns from Armageddon to the skiesHe is the PainkillerThis is the PainkillerWings of steel PainkillerDeadly wheels Painkiller
Facts about Painkiller
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Painkiller is written by Robert John Arthur Halford, Glenn Raymond Tipton, Kenneth Downing.
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It is first released on September 15, 1998 as part of Death's album "The Sound of Perseverance" which includes 19 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Painkiller' of the band Death reveals a savior-like figure that rises to challenge the evil and to deliver a savaged world, employing such powerful metaphors as 'metal monster' and 'deadly wheels' to express the intensity and urgency of the battle. Painkiller lyrics mainly highlight the feelings of empowerment, anger, freedom, adventure, and hope. Simultaneously, the composition underlines the need of superhuman savior, the themes of destruction and chaos, revenge and vengeance, and resurrection and survival. The lyrics are packed with strong themes of vengeance, destruction, and violence, and they are also supported by vivid imagery and language that younger audiences may find disturbing. The use of words such as 'terrifying scream,' 'breathing smoke and fire,' and 'deadly wheels' implies a degree of intensity that is suitable for older teens and adults only.
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Painkiller falls under the genre Rock.
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Painkiller song length is 6 minutes and 02 seconds.
Who wrote Painkiller lyrics?
Painkiller is written by Robert John Arthur Halford, Glenn Raymond Tipton, Kenneth Downing.
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When was Painkiller released?
It is first released on September 15, 1998 as part of Death's album "The Sound of Perseverance" which includes 19 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Painkiller lyrics?
When we think about the meaning behind each verse, the song 'Painkiller' of the band Death reveals a savior-like figure that rises to challenge the evil and to deliver a savaged world, employing such powerful metaphors as 'metal monster' and 'deadly wheels' to express the intensity and urgency of the battle. Painkiller lyrics mainly highlight the feelings of empowerment, anger, freedom, adventure, and hope. Simultaneously, the composition underlines the need of superhuman savior, the themes of destruction and chaos, revenge and vengeance, and resurrection and survival. The lyrics are packed with strong themes of vengeance, destruction, and violence, and they are also supported by vivid imagery and language that younger audiences may find disturbing. The use of words such as 'terrifying scream,' 'breathing smoke and fire,' and 'deadly wheels' implies a degree of intensity that is suitable for older teens and adults only.
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Which genre is Painkiller?
Painkiller falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Painkiller?
Painkiller song length is 6 minutes and 02 seconds.
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these lyrics are last corrected by Antonio MilinkovicSongwriter(s): Robert John Arthur Halford, Glenn Raymond Tipton, Kenneth Downing
Record Label(s): 2011 Relapse Records
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Painkiller
Death
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