Our context engine found "public enemy number one" used in 7 musical pieces, reflecting its semantic importance.Explore how artists use this specific phrasing in their creative work.
public enemy number one
Singer: megadeth
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public enemy number one
jail break and a smoking gun
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public enemy number one
jail break and a smoking gun
Singer: public enemy
that's right
public enemy number one in new york
public enemy number one in philly
that's right
public enemy number one in new york
public enemy number one in philly
Singer: benny benassi
the incredible d
public enemy number one
five-o said
the incredible d
public enemy number one
five-o said
Singer: fire from the gods
see how long it'll take me to break and fall apart
as if i ain't got the heart to carry on this fight. we've seen the darkest nights. damned me from the start when you label me public enemy number one. that's alright
'cause i'll take you all on
see how long it'll take me to break and fall apart
as if i ain't got the heart to carry on this fight. we've seen the darkest nights. damned me from the start when you label me public enemy number one. that's alright
'cause i'll take you all on
Singer: public enemy
the uncannable d
public enemy number one
five-o" said
the uncannable d
public enemy number one
five-o" said
Singer: ac/dc
i'm a wanted man
public enemy number one
understand?
i'm a wanted man
public enemy number one
understand?
Singer: living end, the
the fate of a man. he was his mother's one and only son
but to everybody else he was public enemy number one. well he fit the profile
there'll be no trial
the fate of a man. he was his mother's one and only son
but to everybody else he was public enemy number one. well he fit the profile
there'll be no trial