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I walked green miles of jungle
I walked through yellow miles of pain
I crossed starvation's desert
Watched dead river swell with rainThe song of insects fill the air
Nights in cities of despair
Where killer's sons said , son beware
And all the roads from here to thereI sailed the sea of desolation
Dropped my anchor there
Plumbed the depths of isolation
Walked its length and was not scaredWent from end to end to end
And then from there I went again
The road that only this one knows
Off to nowhere there I goIllumination comes so hard
Makes me see but leaves its scars
At times I wish that I didn't know what I know now
Thought and thought until I lost my mindLooked and looked until I went near blind
The path is fair but so unkind
Illumination

At night the highway's diesel roarSpeaks to me and tells me more
Than any book I've ever read
Or anything you ever said
With silent eyes insideI watch myself and worlds collide
The seasons burn and crack my skin
I stay outside and live within
Songwriters
ROLLINS, HENRY / WILSON, WILLIAM JAMES / BLAKE, MARCUS / MACKENROTH, JASON JAREDPublished by
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Rollins Band was an alternative metal/post-hardcore band formed in 1987 in Van Nuys, California. Henry Rollins put the Rollins Band together, in Van Nuys, California, United States, after his previous band, the hardcore outfit Black Flag, broke up in 1986. "Borrowing" the rhythm section of former Black Flag guitarist Greg Ginn's experimental instrumental band, Gone, their sound is very similar to Black Flag's latter direction, playing aggressive rock with punk influences, beginning with their first release Life-Time in 1987.

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