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The nights as a young teenager rocking out as I talked on the house phone with a cord from the living room to my room , these girls man still got a hold of me

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Something About You

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Something About You (feat. Dent May)

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iloveyouuuuuu

Lyrics:

PLEASE DONT EAT MY BRAINS!
i’m smokin all damn day
i don’t want you in my life
all you bring me is pain
oh you don’t wanna talk to me?
i’ll just sit in the rainnnnnn 
every-time you fuck up im just takin the blame /: 

yeah you never fuckin change WHAT A GOD DAMN SHAME!
and you’ll always be the same
put a bullet in your brain 
when i do it back to you 
please just tell me how it tastesss

[whatashame whatashame]

please just tell me why? 
man ur always keeping secrets what is there to hide?
was so luck when i found you
but now i regret.
heard you really hate my guts
and im so full of shit

and it’s the fuckin truth….

whatashame

The new album by Ondelic, titled Monolith, rises as a sonic landmark — solid, immense, and unforgettable. Each track is a layer that builds an intense experience, guiding the listener through landscapes of raw energy, constant movement, and light breaking through concrete.

Monolith is more than music: it is a symbol of resilience and creation. The album conveys the idea that, even amid the chaos of modern life, there is an unshakable force within each of us. Heavy sounds blend with ethereal atmospheres, creating a balance between power and beauty, between weight and transcendence.

At the heart of the work, one line echoes like a manifesto:
“I am the second sun, rising against the silence.”
This verse captures the essence of the album — to rise again, radiate energy, and transform darkness into motion.

By the end of the journey, what remains is the sensation of something eternal — like a massive structure defying time itself. Monolith is an invitation to connect with that inner force, to stand tall in the face of challenges, and to let music become an indestructible mark along the way.

Iron Veins

Deep Enough - The Fast And Furious SoundTrack

From the remastered edition of Kill 'Em All, available on April 15, 2016.

Remastered by Howie Weinberg at Howie Weinberg Mastering, Los Angeles, CA

The Four Horsemen (Remastered)

Cover of Ride the Lightning from Metallica.


Metallica - Ride The Lightning

Recorded live at the Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA on March 10, 1985.

Look for this and much more in the Remastered Deluxe Edition of Ride the Lightning on April 15, 2016.

For Whom the Bell Tolls (Live at the Hollywood Palladium - 1985)

Low (feat T-Pain)

From Metallica's upcoming album "Hardwired...To Self-Destruct" available everywhere on November 18.

Pre-order now at Metallica.com.

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