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I walk alone through sleepless nights
I'm just another number, somethin' just ain't right
Searchin' for somethin' in this human zoo
Kaleidoscope of faces, maybe, maybe it might be you
I feel like I lost my way
Things get darker every day that I stayCHORUS:You're out on the streets, livin' on your own
You're out on the streets, so far from home
When you're out on the streets you can't understand what's goin' on
You're out on the streets, your heart's your only homeThe mind it wanders through shattered dreams
Hours pass in seconds and my heart, it screams
I can't fight the past, I force back all of my tears
'Cause there ain't no turnin' back, minutes, minutes turn to years
Someone listen to my prayers
Can't help feelin' no one cares, no one daresREPEAT CHORUSSolo - EddieMaybe there's a place for me
Is my dreaming to be free, fantasyREPEAT CHORUSYou're out on the streets, you're livin' on your own
You're out on the streets, so far, so far from home
When you're out on the streets I can't understand what's goin' on
You're out on the streets, your heart's your only home

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Twisted Sister is an American heavy metal band from Long Island popularized in comedic music videos on the television channel MTV in the 1980s. Although formed as a Bowie-inspired rock band by guitar player Jay Jay French in 1973, the band's style shifted to a more heavy metal-influenced sound when Dee Snider joined the band and took over songwriting.

They fused the shock tactics of Alice Cooper and W.A.S.P., the rebellious mood of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, the style of early Judas Priest, and the extravagant makeup of Kiss. Often misconceived as glam - the makeup and Dee's especially was more transformed into a horror creation, and the music is a lot more hard hitting, with rebellious or angry or violent or rock n roll or pride lyrics than love or happy lyrics. However, the band's fifth album, Love Is For Suckers - originally intended by Dee Snider to be a solo record - was plain heavy metal but drew heavy influence from 80's glam metal. To this day, members of the band do not feel Love Is For Suckers to be a Twisted Sister album.

The group's hit songs include "We're Not Gonna Take It" and "I Wanna Rock" - each from the band's third album Stay Hungry. Many of the band's hits theme around parent vs. child conflicts and criticisms against educational system. The group had a shock rock-like image and have been mislabelled as glam metal but musically they were closer to classic heavy metal bands such as Judas Priest and Motörhead than the other glam metal/pop metal bands of the era, for example Quiet Riot, Poison and Ratt.

Their hit song S.M.F. should also not be forgotten.(Sick Mother Fucker)

Discography

I'll never grow up, now! (1979) single
Ruff Cuts (EP) (1982)
Under the blade (1982)
You can't stop rock n roll (1983)
Stay Hungry (1984)
Come out and play (1985)
Love is for suckers(1985)
Big Hits and Nasty Cuts(1992)
Live at the Hammersmith(1994)
Club Daze Volume I: The Studio Sessions (1999)
Club Daze Volume II: Live in the bars (2002)
Still Hungry (2004)
Twisted Christmas (2006)
Live at the Marquee (2011)

Members

Dee Snider (Vocals)
Jay Jay French (rhythm guitar)
Eddie O'jeda (lead guitar)
Mark Mendoza(Bass)
A.J. Pero (Drums)

Years active (1972-1987, 1997-present)

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