1. |
Wake Up (Intro)
01:31
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I'll watch your back.
You watch my ears.
We'll watch our hearts
And there's no fears
Cause looking back
Over the years
We'd watch the road
But our dreams would steer
Through thick and thin
And the wide and narrow
I'll stand this ground
Still scarred from battle
I've got bloody hands
I'd rethink crossing me
Cause I'm a dangerous man.
I'm a dangerous man.
This brotherhood
Will not be unfocused
These hearts of stone
Will not be broken
I'll grit my teeth
And if I can
I'll break the back of any man that crosses you again
Cause I'm a dangerous man
Oh, I'm a dangerous man
Oh, no.
You thought crossing me was a good idea.
Never again.
No, no. (improv whatever. angry bleh)
No,
DANGER.
MAN.
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2. |
Danger Man
04:16
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I'll watch your back.
You watch my ears.
We'll watch our hearts
And there's no fears
Cause looking back
Over the years
We'd watch the road
But our dreams would steer
Through thick and thin
And the wide and narrow
I'll stand this ground
Still scarred from battle
I've got bloody hands
I'd rethink crossing me
Cause I'm a dangerous man.
I'm a dangerous man.
This brotherhood
Will not be unfocused
These hearts of stone
Will not be broken
I'll grit my teeth
And if I can
I'll break the back of any man that crosses you again
Cause I'm a dangerous man
Oh, I'm a dangerous man
Oh, no.
You thought crossing me was a good idea.
Never again.
No, no. (improv whatever. angry bleh)
No,
DANGER.
MAN.
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It's Storming in Chicago Chicago, Illinois
Johnny Caldwell, Ben Darling, Frankie Montalvo, Andrew Gaskin, and Chris Caldwell doing what they do best. Enjoy and share
with a friend. Thanks for taking the time to check us out.
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E.P. 2013
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