L.A. Guns Lyrics

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Average rating for L.A. Guns songs is 7.90/10 [1032 votes]. Selected popular L.A. Guns song of Thursday, July 16 2026 is "Barbed Wire".

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17 Crash 3 Minute Atomic Egg Ain't The Same Bad Whiskey Barbed Wire Beautiful Big House Big Little Thing Bitch Is Back Black Sabbath California Chasing The Dragon Cherries Crawl Cry Little Sister (theme From The Lost Boys) Crystal Eyes Decide Dirty Luv Disbelief Do You Love Me Don't Call Me Crazy Don't Look At Me That Way Don't Pray Don't You Cry Down In The City Dreamtime Dreidel Electric Gypsy Face Down Fade Away Fast Talin' Dream Dealer Forgiving Eyes Frequency Girl You Turn Me On Give Give A Little Good Thing Heart Full Of Soul Hellraisers Ball Here It Comes Hey World Hollywood Tease How Many More Times Hugs And Needles Hypnotized I Am Alive I Am The Walrus (electraform Remix By Mick Cripps) I Found You I Wanna Be Your Man I'd Love To Change The World I'll Be There I'm The One It's Hard It's Over Now Kevorkian Kill That Girl Killing Machine Kiss My Love Goodbye Kiss Of Death Letting Go Long Time Dead Lost In The City Of Angels Magdalaine Malaria Man In The Moon Merry Xmas Everybody Mine My Koo Ka Choo My Michelle Never Enough Next Generation No Crime No Mercy Nothing Better To Do Nothing To Lose Ok, Let's Roll One More Reason One Way Ticket Out Of Sight Over The Edge Pissed Psychopathic Eyes Renegades Revolution Rip And Tear Ritual Rock Candy (live) Scream Shoot For Thrills Showdown (riot On Sunset) Shrinking Violet Slap In The Face Sleazy Come Easy Go Snake Eyes Boogie Some Lie 4 Love Spider's Web The Ballad Of Jayne There Ain't No Sanity Clause Time Turn It Around Underneath The Sun Unnatural Act Waking The Dead Well Oiled Machine What I've Become Wheels Of Fire Who's In Control (let 'em Roll) Why Ain't I Bleeding Wild Obsession You Better Not Love Me

Related Information for L.A. Guns

After a short tour, Muddy left the group and was replaced by Adam Hamilton.In 2002, Tracii Guns left L.A. Guns, whilst recording a new album, to form the hard rock supergroup Brides of Destruction with Nikki Sixx (of Mötley Crüe). L.A. Guns released the album Waking the Dead, the last album to feature Tracii Guns, in August, 2002, then recruited guitarist Stacey Blades to replace the departed Guns. This lineup of the group went on to release the covers album Rips the Covers Off in 2004 and Tales from the Strip in 2005. Adam Hamilton left the group in 2007 and was replaced by Scott Griffin who subsequently left the group in 2009, replaced by Kenny Kweens (Villains of Vaudeville formerly of Beautiful Creatures).In 2006, after pu... read more

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