Last Caress

Metallica · Live Shit-binge & Purge CD3

I got something to say
I killed your baby today
Doesn't matter much to me
As long as it's dead
I got something to say
I raped your mother today
And it doesn't matter much to me
As long as she's spread
Ooh lovely dead, just waiting for your breath
Cold sweet death, one last caress
Ooh lovely dead, just waiting for your breath
Cold sweet death, one last caress
I got something to say
I killed your baby today
And it doesn't matter much to me
As long as it's dead
Ooh lovely dead, just waiting for your breath
Cold sweet death, one last caress
Last caress today

Green Hell

Here in this place lies the key to your death
Touch it, see it
Here in this place is the means to your end
Touch it, feel it
Green hell

You did your best as someone could
I bet you never knew you would
Did you run away from it?
I bet you thought you were really good

We're gonna burn in hell
Green Hell Green Hell

Like every hell but kind of green
Green Hell Green Hell

Try let me get back up there
Green Hell Green Hell

Feel it burning in your cereal
Green Hell Green Hell

Throw our fuckin' friends inside
Green Hell Green Hell

Gotta fuckin' pay and you must stay
Green Hell Green Hell

Cannot forget about the best
Green Hell Green Hell

Hell is reigning in your blood
Green Hell Green Hell

Gotta burn it all
Green hell

You did your best as someone could
I bet you never knew you would
And did you run away from me
I bet you think they were really good

Here in this place lies the key to your death
Touch it, see it
Here in this place sister won't let it in
Touch it, feel it
Green hell

You did your best as someone could
I bet you'd never knew you would
Did you run away from it?
I bet you thought you were really good
You've come to this as someone told
I bet you'd never knew you would

Gonna bring
Green hell

About Last Caress

Metallica's "Last Caress" stands as a pivotal track from the band's 2002 live recording, *Live Shit-binge & Purge*, capturing the raw energy of their performance during the *St. Anger* era. Released alongside other iconic live tracks, this song reflects the group's shift toward a heavier, more aggressive sound characterized by distorted riffs and intense drumming. As part of their extensive discography, the recording showcases the band's ability to translate studio precision into a visceral live experience, resonating with fans who appreciate their evolution from thrash metal to modern heavy metal. The track remains a staple in their live setlists, symbolizing a specific moment in their career where they embraced a darker, more chaotic aesthetic that defined the early 2000s.