The Taxpayers - Set a guy on fire

^DAnd the things that you felt on your skin, in your bed, were the ^Gaftermath of an ^A#arrangement gone ^Dawry. ^DAnd the place that you live and the people that you love are a ^Gtestament to the ^A#arrangement you aimed to ^Dfight

^GWhen you smell the rubber burning from the ^Dtires, ^GAnd the people start to scream as if we ^Dset a guy on fire, ^GThere'll be beating heart^As ^N.CIt'll be danger, danger, danger down the line.

^DAnd the food that you ate and the water that you drank Were the^G poisonous kind. They were the^A# poisonous kind^D

^GWill remind you of w^A#hat you will do with your ^Dlife. ^GWhen the rotting gets embodied in your ^Dbreath ^GAnd the buildings start to look like the c^Dontusions on your chest. ^GThere'll be beating hearts. ^A#It'll mean danger, danger, danger down the line.