I've been broken, beaten, and scarred 
I've been forced to eat my pride 
I've been rejected by your god 
I got a sickness deep inside 

I've lived with fifty years of fear 
Humiliation 
Degradation 
I won't take it anymore 

And now my path has become clear 
This is my game 
You'll know my shame 
You will remember my name 

What's the word? 
Heisenberg! 

Well, I'm proving what I'm worth 
Yeah, I'm setting myself free 
I'll be a cancer to the earth 
Yeah, I'll be the enemy 

I've lived with fifty years of fear 
Humiliation 
Degradation 
I won't take it anymore 

And now my path has become clear 
This is my game 
You'll know my shame 
You will remember my name 

What's the word? 
Heisenberg! 

I've lived in fear of the world 
Now the world will fear me 
You will fear me now! 

I've lived with fifty years of fear 
Humiliation 
Degradation 
I won't take it anymore 

And now my path has become clear 
This is my game 
You'll know my shame 
You will remember my name 

What's the word? 
Heisenberg! 

I've lived with fifty years of fear! 
I've lived with fifty years of fear! 
I've lived with fifty years of fear! 
I've lived with fifty years of fear!

Fistful of Desire

Heisenberg

What happens when you mix the big, heavy riffs and bluesy leads of bands like Black Sabbath, AC/DC, Motorhead, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and the Rolling Stones with the punk energy of bands like the Stooges, MC5, New York Dolls, Misfits, Black Flag, and the Ramones?  The result is a heavy, high-energy brand of rock n’ roll that remains true to the music’s roots while blazing a new trail into the 21st century.

The memorable riffs are matched by powerful lyrics that run the gamut from comical and light-hearted to philosophical and introspective.  These songs deal with such universal topics as loneliness, identity crisis, and human suffering.  This is music made for freaks, insomniacs, loners, losers, lepers, and outcasts.

Heisenberg

The Fatalities