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Metallica – One
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The fourth track on Metallica’s …And Justice for All, is based on the novel Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo. There, Joe Bonham, a soldier in World War I, is hit by a landmine
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Metallica – One (Live)
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or a dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that
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Metallica (Ft. San Francisco Symphony) – One (Live with the SFSO)
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that
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Korn – One (Live from "MTV ICON: Metallica")
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“One” is a Metallica cover that Korn played live (and continues to now) at MTV’s Icon: Metallica, which featured many current rock acts covering classic Metallica songs
Though “
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Metallica – One (Live in Mexico City)
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or a dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that
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Metallica – Enter Sandman
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The lead single from Metallica’s commercially successful self-titled album, “Enter Sandman” was certified platinum, selling over 1 million copies. The song was Metallica’s biggest
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Metallica – Murder One
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A tribute to the Motörhead frontman Lemmy, named after his guitar amplifier “Murder One” and featuring many Motorhead titles and phrases in the lyrics.
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I hate sex (Ft. Chad Fougere) – One by Metallica
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[Verse 1: Nicole Boychuk] / Empty wall / Shadows in the hall / Ghosts in the window / Chills in the home, though you left the candle burning / Wolves scratching at the back door
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Metallica – One (Live - Seattle '89)
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or a dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that
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Chris Cornell – One
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Chris Cornell wanted to perform U2’s “One”, and searched “One lyrics”. The top Google result was actually for Metallica’s song of the same name. So he decided to create this mash-
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Metallica – Sad But True
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The fifth and final single released from Metallica’s seminal self-titled album, “Sad But True” is about a person’s darker side taking control.
Influenced by the 1978 horror film
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Metallica – One Samples
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See all of “One” by Metallica’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Metallica – One Covers
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See all of “One” by Metallica’s covers
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Metallica – One [Quebec Magnetic - Live]
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I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that the war is through with me / I'm
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Metallica – The Unforgiven
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A metal ballad co-written by Ulrich, Hammett and Hetfield. This song is about the struggles he had with religion-related to his mom’s death. His relatives did not want to give
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Metallica & San Francisco Symphony – One (Live)
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that
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Metallica (Live) – One [Live- Seattle '89]
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / I can't remember anything / Can't tell if this is true or a dream / Deep down inside I feel to scream / This terrible silence stops me / Now that
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Metallica – One Interpolations
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See all of “One” by Metallica’s interpolations
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Metallica – One Live Versions
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See all of “One” by Metallica’s live versions
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Metallica – Nothing Else Matters
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On their controversial self-titled album which came to be known as the Black Album, “Nothing Else Matters” was perhaps the greatest example of the new Metallica sound that
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Metallica – Welcome Home (Sanitarium) ["One" single]
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[Instrumental Intro] / [Verse 1] / Welcome to where a time stands still / No one leaves and no one will / Moon is full, never seems to change / Labelled mentally deranged / I dream
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Metallica – The Day That Never Comes
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The fourth song on Metallica’s 2008 album, Death Magnetic, is accompanied by quite the music video. The song starts off clean and then builds up in tempo and heaviness, much like
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Metallica – Leper Messiah
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This song is a blistering take on corruption in religion. The preacher, the Leper Messiah, uses the tactics of a carnival barker to draw in crowds, and uses their money to feed his
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Metallica – Disposable Heroes
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This song from Metallica’s third album is an anti-war song. It is one of the most intense songs Metallica has ever written, with certain sections performed at 220 beats per minute.
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Metallica – My Friend of Misery
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“My Friend of Misery” is a track about an outsider’s view of someone wandering in self-pity and having a very pessimistic view of the rest of the world.
This song was supposed to
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Palehorse – One, But Not Metallica
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Snubbed at birth, removal of air / No more gastric juices for baby to shave / Denied the comfort of oxygen / Body parts swirl in lieu of disengagement / Do your best to ignore life
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Metallica – ...And Justice for All
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This is the title track off of Metallica’s 4th album. This song deals with how the rich and powerful corrupt justice and the legal system and abuse for their own ends much to the
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Metallica – Fuel
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This song is one of the most popular tracks from Metallica’s 7th studio album ReLoad. The song is about cars and the adrenalin kick you get off riding fast cars. ReLoad is one of
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Metallica – Whiskey in the Jar
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Cover of Thin Lizzy’s version of a traditional Irish drinking song.
It is one of the most popular traditional Irish songs, widely covered and made famous by The Dubliners, who
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Metallica – Escape
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This song from the Metallica’s second album was one that largely went unnoticed.
This is James Hetfield’s single most hated Metallica song, because the record company had forced
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Metallica – Chasing Light
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[Intro] / There's no light / [Verse 1] / Ooh, down and out as darkness falls / So much more than he can take / Oh, shakes the cage in deep withdrawals / Come on, give the boy a
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Metallica – Creeping Death
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Based on the story of the first Passover from the Book of Exodus, “Creeping Death” is a brutal retelling of the story of the Angel Of Death. When the Pharaoh refused to release the
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Metallica – For Whom The Bell Tolls ["One" single]
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Dallas, you guys, you have some arms out there? / Thanks! / Let me see them! / Hey hey hey / This one's from the album "Ride The Lightning," maybe you can sing along / This one
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Metallica – Just a Bullet Away
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This song is about the thoughts of someone holding a revolver and about to commit suicide.
It was released on Beyond Magnetic, a compilation of leftovers from the Death Magnetic
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Metallica – All Nightmare Long
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“All Nightmare Long” was released as Metallica’s fifth single from Death Magnetic. The single was released on December 15, 2008.
It was nominated for the Kerrang! Award for Best
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Metallica – Fade to Black
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“Fade to Black” is a powerful ballad about a man that wants to commit suicide, and eventually does it. The depressive lyrics regarding someone with suicidal desires were inspired
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Metallica (Ft. San Francisco Symphony) – No Leaf Clover
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“No Leaf Clover” is one of the new tracks in the concert album S&M by Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony, along with “Minus Human”. The songs title refers to bad luck: a four
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Metallica – Wherever I May Roam
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A song about a drifter who just walks the earth, and is perfectly content about being on the road all the time.
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