Текст (слова) песни: Black Label Society - No Other

Stoned once again
How long has it been?
Oh, there can be no other
My ever constant fix
For in the stream which drowns my sin
Oh, there can be no other

Oh, could I be wrong, could I be wrong, oh no
Oh, its where I fear I belong
Oh, Ive lost myself along the way
Oh, yeah, aint got nothing left to say
Ive burnt my bridge to the past
And I buried my broken bones
How I long for what I once had known

Cinder blocks and chains
Laid by the insane
Oh, there can be no other
Worthless to the core
Diseased forever more
Oh, there can be no other

Oh, could I be wrong, could I be wrong, oh no
Oh, its where I fear I belong
Oh, Ive lost myself along the way
Oh, yeah, aint got nothing left to say
Ive burnt my bridge to the past
And I buried my broken bones
How I long for what I once had known

Oh, could I be wrong, could I be wrong, oh no
Oh, its where I fear I belong
Oh, Ive lost myself along the way
Oh, yeah, aint got nothing left to say
Ive burnt my bridge to the past
And buried my broken bones
How I long for what I once had known
How I long for what I once had known
How I long for what I once had known 
Другие песни Black Label Society:

13 Years Of Grief
All For You
Battering Ram
Been A Long Time
Berserkers
Blackened Waters
Bleed For Me
Bridge To Cross
Counterfeit God
Crazy Or High
Damage Is Done
Dead Meadow
Death March
Demise Of Sanity
Destruction Overdrive
Dirt On The Grave
Doomsday Jesus
Electric Hellfire
Fear
Final Solution
Fire It Up
Forever Down
Funeral Bell
Genocide Junkies
Graveyard Disciples
House Of Doom
In This River
Just Killing Time
Layne
Life, Birth, Blood, Doom
Lords Of Destruction
Lost Heaven
Love Reign Down
Mass Murder Machine
No Other
Once More
Phoney Smiles & Fake Hellos
Queen Of Sorrow
Refuse To Bow Down
Rust
Say What You Will
Spread Your Wings
Steppin Stone
Stillborn (Feat. Ozzy Osbourne)
Stoned And Drunk
Stronger Than Death
Suffering Overdue
Suicide Messiah
Superterrorizer
The Blessed Hellride
Too Much To Die
We Live No More
Whiter Shade Of Pale (Procol Harum)
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
You Must Be Blind