Die Die My Darling

Metallica · Garage Inc. (explicit) CD1

Ah
Yeah

Die, die, die my darling
Don't utter a single word
Die, die, die my darling
Just shut your pretty eyes
I'll be seeing you again
Yeah, i'll be seeing you, in hell

So don't cry to me oh baby
Your future's in an oblong box
Don't cry to me oh baby
You should have seen it a-coming on
Don't cry to me oh baby
I don't know it was in your card
Don't cry to me oh baby
Dead-end soul for a dead-end girl
Don't cry to me oh baby
And now your life drains on the floor
Don't cry to me oh baby

Die, die, die my darling
Don't utter a single word
Die, die, die my darling
Just shut your pretty mouth

I'll be seeing you again, yeah-yeah
I'll be seeing you, in hell

Don't cry to me oh baby
Your future's in an oblong box
Don't cry to me oh baby
You should have seen it a-coming on
Don't cry to me oh baby
I don't know it was in your card
Don't cry to me oh baby
Dead-end soul for a dead-end girl
Don't cry to me oh baby
And now your life drains on the floor
Don't cry to me oh baby

Die, die, die my darling
Don't utter a single word
Die, die, die my darling
Shut your pretty mouth
I'll be seeing you again
I'll be seeing you, in hell
Die-die-die
Die-die-die
Die-die-die

Die



Die Die My Darling

Released on the 2003 compilation Garage Inc., "Die Die My Darling" stands as a pivotal track in Metallica's discography, marking a significant departure from their earlier thrash metal sound. Recorded during the St. Anger era, the song exemplifies the band's shift toward a heavier, more aggressive style characterized by distorted guitars and a relentless rhythm. As part of the broader St. Anger catalog, the recording reflects the group's experimental approach to modern heavy metal, influencing subsequent generations of metalcore and extreme metal artists. The track remains a staple of their live performances and serves as a defining example of their evolution in the early 21st century.