"Battering ram" genre: Heavy Metal
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	A heavy metal song straight from hell featuring my friend Daniel Nilsson on vocals.
	Story Behind the Song The story behind this song is the same as most of my stuff. I was just noodling around with my guitar, out came the main riff and within fifteen minutes the song was finsished. The lyrics took a bit longer, maybe 20 minutes *LOL* I was going for that "big machine of steel coming down from the skies to destroy all signs of life". It meant going through a whole bunch of Judas Priest lyrics, such as Exciter, Electric eye and Painkiller among others. Very tongue-in-cheek. Lyrics Battering ram Feeding on the screams created buried down below A thousand years or more I've waited my eyes in darkness glows Charging through a desert ocean summoning the call forged in fire, blinding motion The weak and poor shall fall All fired up, all systems go Soon out of sight way out of control Plunging through the heavens darkness will prevail Engine running hot and reving To succeed is not to fail Exploding furnace, hellish thunder feel the mighty blast travelling from way down under the future now is past Faster than light, covered in blood All kneel and praise the metal god Walls coming down, a human battering ram Put out the fire, kill the cattle leave the weak behind Armour plated in the battle bloodlust in our minds Children staring, women crying this carnage never ends Never been afraid of dying and here I go again If life has no sense theres glory in death The battle commence take your last breath Walls coming down a human battering ram

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