Take My Scars

"Take My Scars" is a single by American heavy metal band Machine Head. There are two different versions of the single. The title track is taken from the 1997 album The More Things Change.... The song was featured on the soundtrack of the film Faust: Love Of The Damned playing a background in opening main titles credits. It is the sixth track featured on the band's live album Hellalive.

"Take My Scars"
Single by Machine Head
from the album The More Things Change... and Faust: Love Of The Damned: Original Soundtrack
ReleasedNovember 24, 1997
RecordedThe Plant in Sausalito, California; Hyde Street Studios in San Francisco
GenreGroove metal
Length4:24
LabelRoadrunner
Songwriter(s)Adam Duce, Robb Flynn, Dave McClain and Logan Mader
Producer(s)Colin Richardson
Machine Head singles chronology
"Ten Ton Hammer"
(1997)		 "Take My Scars"
(1997)		 "From This Day"
(1999)

The song is sung from the viewpoint of the Devil.

Digipack version
  1. "Take My Scars" - 4:21
  2. "Negative Creep" (Nirvana cover) - 2:40
  3. "Ten Ton Hammer" (Demo version) - 5:01
  4. "Struck a Nerve" (Demo version) - 3:35

Slimcase version
  1. "Take My Scars" - 4:21
  2. "Negative Creep" (Nirvana cover) - 2:40
  3. "Take My Scars" (Live) - 4:24
  4. "Blood for Blood" (Live) - 3:55

Japanese EP version
  1. "Take My Scars" - 5:24
  2. "Negative Creep" (Nirvana Cover) - 2:40
  3. "Ten Ton Hammer" (Demo version) - 4:55
  4. "Struck a Nerve" (Demo version) - 3:35
  5. "Take My Scars" (Live) - 4:26
  6. "Struck a Nerve" (Live) - 4:10
  7. "A Thousand Lies" (Live) - 7:14
  8. "Blood for Blood" (Live) - 4:14
  9. "Violate" (Live) - 7:31
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