Practice What You Preach

Alex Skolnick / Chuck Billy; Eric Peterson; Testament

You think your life's so grad
You don't believe a word you say
Your feet aren't on the ground
You let your life just slip away
Just so uncertain of your body and your soul
The promises you make, your mind so blank
And then you lose control, then you lose control!

I never was the one, the one to say the things you say
Never seem to wonder what you say
You think you've got your life completely in control
You've got a lot to learn, the bridge you burned
It's gonna take its toll!!! Pay the burnt bridge toll!!!

So practice what you preach!
Practice what you preach!
Preach!
Practice what you preach!
Practice what you preach!
Preach!
Practice what you preach!

You think your life's so grad
You don't believe a word you say
Your feet aren't on the ground
You let your life just slip away
Just so uncertain of your body and your soul
The promises you make, your mind so blank
And then you lose control, then you lose control!

Pay the burnt bridge toll, then you lose control
Pay the burnt bridge toll, so practice what you preach

So practice what you preach!
Preach!
Practice what you preach!
Practice what you preach!
Preach!

Trivia about the song Practice What You Preach by Testament

On which albums was the song “Practice What You Preach” released by Testament?
Testament released the song on the albums “Practice What You Preach” in 1989, “The Best of Testament” in 1996, “Signs of Chaos: The Best of Testament” in 1997, “The Very Best of Testament” in 2001, “Live at the Fillmore” in 2005, and “The Spitfire Collection” in 2007.
Who composed the song “Practice What You Preach” by Testament?
The song “Practice What You Preach” by Testament was composed by Alex Skolnick and Chuck Billy; Eric Peterson; Testament.

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