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Machine Head ~ I'm Your God Now


So pain told you to take her Well I learned to accept that feeling 'Cause I found how to numb it If only for just a short while I'd get so high I'd forget my name I scarred my fists, I scarred my brain I think that I'm going insane I think that I'm going insane So drink up, so shoot in Why must this feeling end I crawled in my narcotic shell Was crucified in my own hell A gutter's where I found myself Among the waste I chose to dwell I chose to dwell So now I'm in your system And I'm what helps numb your pain With time you will confide in me So lonely friend, I've made you lose control You'll use more and more with time Our friendship grows with each mainline So glad that you could be so blind So glad that you could be so blind So drink up, so shoot in Cause I'll make this feeling end I built you this narcotic shell I crucified you in your hell Your life not yours, you're just my slave I am your messiah of pain And time has come to There's no time to pray 'Cause I'm your God now more free lyrics

So pain told you to take her
Well I learned to accept that feeling
'Cause I found how to numb it
If only for just a short while
I'd get so high I'd forget my name
I scarred my fists, I scarred my brain
I think that I'm going insane
I think that I'm going insane
So drink up, so shoot in
Why must this feeling end
I crawled in my narcotic shell
Was crucified in my own hell
A gutter's where I found myself
Among the waste I chose to dwell
I chose to dwell

So now I'm in your system
And I'm what helps numb your pain
With time you will confide in me
So lonely friend, I've made you lose control
You'll use more and more with time
Our friendship grows with each mainline
So glad that you could be so blind
So glad that you could be so blind
So drink up, so shoot in
Cause I'll make this feeling end
I built you this narcotic shell
I crucified you in your hell
Your life not yours, you're just my slave
I am your messiah of pain
And time has come to
There's no time to pray

'Cause I'm your God now

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