Taken from the album "Last Patrol" 

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MONSTER MAGNET - Mindless Ones

'Bullet Train', taken from the self titled international debut release from Canadian Metallic Hard Rock act FAMOUS UNDERGROUND.

Worldwide June, 2013.

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10. Bullet Train

Asphalt ballet at Soul survive

Add after add
You can't find the one
Add after add
You can't find the one
You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool
You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool

Same old shit
Just another day
Same old shit
You're wasting away

You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool
Knock it up, you dumb fuck
Knock it up, you dumb fuck
You're a son of a bitch
You stupid ass fool
You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool

(Out of this stupid shit)
(You know you're wasting your time, motherfucker)

You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool
You try, you try, you try, it ain't enough
You try, it ain't enough
You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool
You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool

Add after add
You can't find the one
Add after add
You can't find the one

You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool
You try, you lose, you smile, dumb fool
Knock it up, you dumb fuck
Knock it up, you dumb fuck
Knock it up, you dumb fuck
Knock it up, you dumb fuck

You Try

 This track is a raw, introspective dive into the weight of unspoken emotions. Driven by a restless pulse and atmospheric alt-rock textures, it captures the quiet pressure of trying to hold yourself together when everything feels heavy. The lyrics walk through empty streets, ticking clocks, and the echo of thoughts better left unsaid—building a haunting sense of isolation that feels universal. With a chorus that hits like a confession whispered into the void, the song blends vulnerability and grit, making it perfect for fans of moody, cinematic, emotionally charged rock.

Left unsaid

"Sigma Enigma" from "The Lair of the White Worm".

God Dethroned "Sigma Enigma"

 "On march the saints" original de Down
pistas de bateria y bajo: Johann Moya
Guitarras: Johann Moya

In Effigy

Shadows Fall