Letter to the Unborn

Randy Blythe, Lamb of God

I want some hatred on through
This pain to feel you're fading
They say, "Stop, be more gentle"
It seems I walk this hard trail alone

Come, danger, take them all
Then throw them at the walls

Lost

Why won't you let me go?
What does your father feel?
There is no point, is your papa not living now?
I'm gonna tear off the legs of the one that killed
Me, the most powerful human of all

Woe

[Guitar Solo]

I, a missing father
An empty role
Why did this immortal good child forget me
Why'd a man's own father blow these
Heartstrings away
Thrice have I called for blood
I want the undead child
Why wouldn't fate let this unborn child
Die a wooden blow
Please
Kill
Him

Trivia about the song Letter to the Unborn by Lamb of God

When was the song “Letter to the Unborn” released by Lamb of God?
The song Letter to the Unborn was released in 2000, on the album “New American Gospel”.
Who composed the song “Letter to the Unborn” by Lamb of God?
The song “Letter to the Unborn” by Lamb of God was composed by Randy Blythe, Lamb of God.

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