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"Low Man's Lyric" is the eleventh song from [[Metallica]]'s seventh studio album, [[ReLoad]]. It is a slow ballad following the likes of [[Nothing Else Matters]] and [[Mama Said (Metallica song)| Mama Said]]. The song seems to be about a homeless [[heroin]] addict begging for forgiveness from his estranged family before he dies. |
"Low Man's Lyric" is the eleventh song from [[Metallica]]'s seventh studio album, [[ReLoad]]. It is a slow ballad following the likes of [[Nothing Else Matters]] and [[Mama Said (Metallica song)| Mama Said]]. The song seems to be about a homeless [[heroin]] addict begging for forgiveness from his estranged family before he dies. |
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It features Bernardo Bigalli on [[violin]] and David Miles on [[hurdy gurdy]]. It is one of the few Metallica songs not to feature a guitar solo. |
It features Bernardo Bigalli on [[violin]] and David Miles on [[hurdy gurdy]]. It is one of the few Metallica songs (prior to the 2003 [[St. Anger]]) not to feature a guitar solo. |
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It is also one of the best rock ballad songs the 90's gave, but because of the low popularity of the album, it never became a culture song like "Nothing Else Matters", aldo true Metallica fans very much appreciate it. |
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"Low Man's Lyric" is the eleventh song from Metallica's seventh studio album, ReLoad. It is a slow ballad following the likes of Nothing Else Matters and Mama Said. The song seems to be about a homeless heroin addict begging for forgiveness from his estranged family before he dies. It features Bernardo Bigalli on violin and David Miles on hurdy gurdy. It is one of the few Metallica songs (prior to the 2003 St. Anger) not to feature a guitar solo.
Demo
The song's demo was named "Mine Eyes" and was recorded on October 30, 1995 at Lars Ulrich's home recording studio "The Dungeon".