The Last Match: A Pro-Wrestling Rock Experience - Thirty Years (feat. Sylvana Joyce & the Moment & Ramin Karmaloo)

Thirty years gone in a blink of an eye, and I barely recall the start
Just a child with a chip on their shoulder, a kid with a dream in their heart
Boss was the first to see Vengeance inside me, and set to put these fists to use
Gave me a name and a reason to fight, rang the bell and he set me loose

Beast in the ring, fear was not a thing, no stunt that I wouldn't pull
San Fran to the Bayou, Loretto to Detroit, seven nights a week, those seats were full
But I brought home with me what I could not leave in the ring, fueled by anger, fear and entropy
Never looked in the mirror, if I did I'd see clear that something was breaking in me

Oh, they're calling me now, I can hear my name shaking the ground
Underneath my feet and all I can think, when the world will fall out under me

Well, sure enough I became an icon, a household name, met a girl way out of my league
And made enough money to make Solomon blush, enough to ignore the fatigue
And I never back down and I never complained, but just like the heel that I played
He dug into me and I began to believe that he and I were one in the same

Oh, they're calling me now, I can hear my name shaking the ground
Underneath my feet and all I can think, is when the world will fall out under me

Body aches, more breaks than one man could count, a dynasty built on blood, tears and sweat
I won the title at least a dozen times, but with concussions sometimes you forget

Oh, they're calling me now, I can hear my name shaking the ground
Underneath my feet and all I can think

Oh, they're calling me now
And all I can think

Thirty years gone in a blink of an eye, should walk away while my legs can stand
But Jenny's right

There's no reason that I shouldn't go out with the belt in hand

Written by:
Sylvana Joyce, Jason Huza, Jeremiah James, C. Robert Smith

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Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid

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