Black Widow
Children Of Bodom
00:00
03:45
Song Introduction
"Black Widow" is a powerful track by the Finnish melodic death metal band Children of Bodom, featured on their 2007 album **"Are You Dead Yet?"**. The song showcases the band's signature blend of aggressive guitar riffs, intricate solos, and dynamic drumming. With its intense lyrics and energetic composition, "Black Widow" delves into themes of vengeance and resilience. It has been well-received by fans for its compelling sound and solidifies Children of Bodom's reputation in the metal scene.
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Lyric
(Fire!) the fire is more right than my eyes
Don't remain, go misplay, you're so, so wild
(Traitor!) your vengeance night, yes, always for me
Always now, once you know, widow
(Right!)
♪
(Murder!) your fire murders all my problems
Ah (oh yeah!)
Fire: here I see the fire in my heart
Traitor: hate your face, obey or you're gonna die
Murder: murderer in you call me to die
Oh yeah: I'll come back to you when I'm dead
Your voice is getting closer (today: fuck every day!)
♪
Sleep up in the night - the Lord doesn't matter in my fight
Widow, tell me the reason
Fire: fire is into turning in my heart
Traitor: hate your face, obey or you're gonna die
Murder: praying on my knee, I saw her near, come here
Fire: I'll come back to you when I'm dead
♪
I'm dead: this is all, widow