Roadhog - Whole hog!

Roadhog rides again. Out in the wasteland where the red dust blows, Nobody survives unless the violence grows. Used to be a man with a quieter name, Then the world burned down in radioactive flames. Now the mask stays on and the hook stays near, People hear the chains and disappear. Junkertown built from rust and pain, Only scavengers and killers remain. Unloading scrap. Hear the metal thunder crack. One pull of the hook, one blast from the gun, Another poor fool comes undone. Apocalypse ain't over. Still breathing through the smoke and fire. Apocalypse ain't over. Dead wasteland walking on a tire. Whole hog! Watch the scrap storms flood the road. Apocalypse ain't over. And I’m the thing the Outback forged. Traveling the world with a rat called Junkrat, Explosions at our backs and bounty hunters at our tracks. He talks too much, but the job gets done, And chaos follows us just for fun. Where you going? Ain’t nobody escaping once I’m knowing. Hook drags hard through the dust tonight, Then the shotgun ends the fight. Dining well tonight. Another payday under neon light. Mercs and thieves all know my name, Fear and scrap are all I claim. Chorus Apocalypse ain't over. Still breathing through the smoke and fire. Apocalypse ain't over. Dead wasteland walking on a tire. Whole hog! Watch the scrap storms flood the road. Apocalypse ain't over. And I’m the thing the Outback forged. Roadhog time. Every chain hook lands right on time. Breathing chemicals into my lungs, Still alive when weaker men are gone. Piece of cake. Breaking bones is easier than brakes. Bring it in. Closer now — let suffering begin. Finish them off. Hear the bodies hit the asphalt. No heroes left beneath this sky, Just survivors too angry to die. Apocalypse ain't over. Still crawling through the poisoned air. Apocalypse ain't over. And nobody said life was fair. Whole hog! Scrap and fire everywhere I go. Apocalypse ain't over. The wasteland carved me into stone. Apocalypse ain't over. Every road still leads through pain. Apocalypse ain't over. And I’d do it all again.