Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck

[Written by Theodore B. Parsons and Thomas Michael Victor (C) SONY/ATV Tunes LLC (ASCAP)] [As a lot of you may know, this is a song that was originally recorded by a band called Prong in 1993. It was released on an album titled Cleansing and it's always been a favorite of ours. Back then is when we really heavily got into metal, and this was one band that really influenced us, on a musical level. We covered this song to pay a sort of tribute to the band, an in essence, dust off an old classic for a new generation of metal-heads] Nothing breeds more contempt for this world Than memories now formed Every moment a new seed Is grown to no reason, the trouble unfolds For the trials of today I'm no jury, really don't care how you feel The pleasant notion of miraculous change Drifts into multiple jeers [Chorus:] You want the good life You break your back You snap your fingers, you snap your neck Seconds drip through my hands Washed of moments unborn All the spaces between bleed A tribute to a sacrament never exposed A message to the forces, I've no pity, don't know how thankful to feel Expectations of my daily bread Gives me the hunger to steal [Chorus]