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Dyers Eve Lyrics » Metallica : The Dyers Eve Lyrics / Dyers Eve Song Lyrics by Metallica is from The Album …And Justice for All (1988). The Dyers Eve Song is Sung by Metallica. The Dyers Eve Song Music is Produced by Flemming Rasmussen, James Hetfield & Lars Ulrich. The Dyers Eve Song Lyrics is Written by James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett & Lars Ulrich. The Dyers Eve Song is Released on Aug. 25, 1988. The Dyers Eve Song is Presented by .

Dyers Eve Song Details :

Song Dyers Eve
Singer Metallica
Music Flemming Rasmussen, James Hetfield & Lars Ulrich
Lyrics James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett & Lars Ulrich
Release Date Aug. 25, 1988
Label
Album …And Justice for All (1988)

Dyers Eve Lyrics » Metallica

[Verse 1]
Dear mother, dear father
What is this hell you have put me through?
Believer, deceiver
Day in, day out, lived my life through you
Pushed onto me what’s wrong or right
Hidden from this thing that they call life
Dear mother, dear father
Every thought I’d think you’d disapprove
Curator, dictator
Always censoring my every move
Children are seen but are not heard
Tear out everything inspired
[Refrain]
Innocence, torn from me without your shelter
Barred reality, I’m living blindly
[Verse 2]
Dear mother, dear father
Time has frozen still, what’s left to be?
Hear nothing, say nothing
Cannot face the fact I think for me
No guarantee it’s life as is
But damn you for not giving me my chance
Dear mother, dear father
You clipped my wings before I learned to fly
Unspoiled, unspoken
I’ve outgrown that fucking lullaby
Same thing I’ve always heard from you
Do as I say, not as I do

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About Metallica’s Dyers Eve from …And Justice for All (1988)

“Dyer’s Eve”, one of the thrashiest tracks on
…And Justice For All
, is its closer. It takes the format of an angry, accusatory letter penned by the hand of a child whose fragile psyche was wounded during the developmental phase of life by the very ones who were supposed to be protecting and guiding him.
The lyrics are a rant from James Hetfield
against his parents
. His father left the family when James was only 13 years old and his mother died of cancer when he was 16. She refused treatment because of her beliefs as a Christian Scientist. James also felt his parents had never allowed him to discover the world for himself
because their religion encouraged “insulating and alienating.”
When Rolling Stone told Hetfield “…you never fell into the I-hate-my-parents and I-hate-school cliches,”
he responded
:
There is one song I can specifically disagree with you on, “Dyers Eve”. There is a lot of blame in that song … That song was about being in a cocoon, and now that I’m out on my own, oh, my God, the world is shocking me. I don’t know how to deal with this stuff. I don’t know how to deal with grief, poverty, confrontation. How to live on my own, after father leaving, mother dying.
The band did not perform this song live in its entirety until March 5, 2004 when they played it at the Great Western Forum in Los Angeles during Metallica’s Madly in Anger with the World tour.

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