Hate Train

Metallica · Beyond Magnetic [2011]

Hate Is A Train

That Thunders Aimless Through My Head

And Hate Is The Fame

Chained To The Wheel Until I'm Dead

Rage Is A Flame

Creates A Touch To Boil The Seas

And Rage Is To Blame

Forever Sorry I Shall Be

And From A Darkness I Descend

Clenching A Torch Of Sweet Revenge

You Took Away Tomorrow, Still I Stand

I Ride Into The Sorrow, Still I Stand

You Took Away Tomorrow, Still I Stand

Straight Down Into The Sorrow, But Still I Stand

Wrath Is The Name

Branding Suffer Onto You

And Wrath Takes The Shame

And Holds Me Down Until Its Through



And From A Darkness I Descend

Clenching A Torch Of Sweet Revenge

You Took Away Tomorrow, Still I Stand

I Ride Into The Sorrow, Still I Stand

You Took Away Tomorrow, Still I Stand

I Sink Into The Sorrow, But Still I Stand

And Hate Is A Train

A Beast Awakened By Your Call

And Hate Is A Train

A Beast That Never Slows At All

And From A Darkness I Descend

Clenching A Torch Of Sweet Revenge

Burst Into Flame, The Bitter End

And Shake The Gates Of Hell Again

I'm Left To Drown In Sorrow...

You Took Away Tomorrow, Still I Stand

I Ride Into The Sorrow, Still I Stand

You Took Away Tomorrow, Still I Stand

You Left Me Here With Sorrow, Still I Stand

About Hate Train

"Hate Train" stands as a defining track from Metallica's 2011 album *Beyond Magnetic*, marking a significant return to the band's thrash metal roots after a decade of progressive experimentation. Released during the *Beyond Magnetic* era, the song features the band's signature four-part vocal harmony, a hallmark of their earlier work that had largely been abandoned in favor of a more melodic, radio-friendly approach. The recording captures the raw energy and technical precision characteristic of the group's classic period, blending high-speed riffing with the powerful, layered vocals that define their sound. This track serves as a nostalgic bridge, connecting the modern lineup to the legacy established on albums like *Ride The Lightning* and *...And Justice For All*. It demonstrates Metallica's ability to reintegrate their foundational elements while maintaining their status as a leading force in heavy metal. The composition reflects a deliberate effort to honor their history, offering fans a glimpse of the aggressive, fast-paced style that made them global icons in the 1980s and 1990s.