#4. Black Sabbath - What's the Use (Bonus Track)

What's the Use is a bonus track that appears on the Japan edition of the album Cross Purposes (1994).

A small peculiarity of this song is that the main riff is reminiscent of the song Rusty Cage (1991) by Soundgarden.

Listen:

Lyrics:

What's the use of paradise

Or everyday of livin'

They spend and learn in heaven, sin in hell

What's the point of children

When evil got before them

They learn in every tale we tell

There's no point in being kind

What's the use when love becomes an evil of the mind

Oh yeah!

What's the use of power

When the battle isn't equal

And we're all too scared to use it anyway

What's the point of reason

When no one wants to listen

Deliverance is all too far away

There's no point in being kind

What's the use when love becomes an evil of the mind

Oh yeah!

Ooh what's the use

There's no point in being kind

What's the use when love becomes an evil of the mind

Oh yeah!

Ooh what's the use

Tell me ooh what's the use

What's the use

Love becomes an evil of the mind

What's the use

Love becomes an evil of the mind

What's the use

What's the use

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Category: Bonus Track

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Appears in:
Cross Purposes (1994) (I.R.S. Records)

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