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Death Race 2000

from Requiem by 800 Octane

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The rules of tour are changing come today . Pile in the van . Because we've got a new game to play . The rules are pretty simple . Gotta kill a lot of people . Then you tally up along the way . Cross the finish line in time . And you've got it made . That's how we roll . So gas up and go . Put rubber to road . And we'll be on our way Today is Death Race 2K . Bullets and blades . Bloodstains from New York to LA . We missed one there but Dustin is going to turn around . Wheelchairs and walkers turn to targets . In every passing town . This crowd wants blood . They're screaming, "Violence Now!" . And who are we to let them down? . Yeah we're running in the red but you know . We've always loved the sound . So fire up your motors . Wash the meat out of your rotors . Check your tires . Double check your brakes . Put the pedal to the metal . Put the needle in the red . Yeah we're going off to win this race . Yeah the crowd was going crazy . Killing babies and old ladies . Is just one way we make them smile . The blood is no big deal . We're so used to tire squeal . But we're here to add a little style

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from Requiem, released October 14, 2008

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800 Octane Portland, Oregon

800 Octane is one of Portland’s longest running punk rock bands. At the core of it all is a long running friendship and a common interest in writing aggressive, energetic songs with what could be described as a mix of early 80’s skate punk combined with a horror movie sensibility. ... more

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