Take’m Out KMFDM

"Take’m Out" by KMFDM, released in 1995, is an industrial rock anthem that explores themes of rebellion, aggression, and defiance against authority. The lyrics convey a sense of empowerment and resistance. Unique elements include heavy electronic beats and aggressive guitar riffs. The song has influenced the industrial scene and resonates with anti-establishment sentiments. #IndustrialRock

[Intro]
"You are in enemy country"...
"You are in enemy country"
"Everybody here is dangerous"
"One mistake may cost your life"
"It's a dangerous place"

Where there’s a will, there’ll be a way
Which doesn’t kill will lead you astray
Born out of spite, malice and ire
In rivers of blood, baptized by fire

All that you knew
What you believed
Lock, stock and barrel
Sold out and deceived
Too late for remorse, revolt, rebel
This is moral bombing
Your personal hell

"North 800 meters"
"I got two [?] up the road, you want me to take those out?"
"Take'm out"
"Ten seconds"
"Roger"
"Impact"
"Every single one of them"
"Every single one of them"
"Every single one of them"
"Every single one of them"
"Every single one of them"
"Every single one of them"
"Every single one of them"..

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