Here they come
These gods of steel
Megatron
Devouring what's concealed
Speed of Death
Crossfired they stare
Final breath
From vaporizing glares

Raised to man oppressed
Sign of persecution

Hellrider
Roars through the night
Hellrider
Raised for the fight

All incensed
To overthrow
Strong defense
With armaments they grow
By this quest
Their fate's renowned
Put to rest
Abominations crown

Time to ram it down
Judgment for the tyrant

Hellrider
Roars through the night
Hellrider
Raised for the fight
Fight undying and eternal
Wheels bring death and pain infernal
Honor bound your strength repleted
To no end they're undefeated

Hellrider, Hellrider
You fought their battle for them
Hellrider, Hellrider
You brought them through their despair
Hellrider, Hellrider
Your tempered steel relinquished
Hellrider, Hellrider
You slaught them all extinguished

Wrath of doom
In killing fields
They consume
Their valiants never yield

Triumph to the gods
Vanquished of enslavers

Hellrider
Breaking their will
Hellrider
In for the kill

Hellrider, Hellrider
You fought their battle for them
Hellrider, Hellrider
You brought them through it all
Hellrider


Lyrics submitted by JudasPriest1977

Hellrider Lyrics as written by Robert Halford Kenneth Downing

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    this song is AWESOME! 5/5!

    ¿ShAwN?on August 09, 2005   Link
  • +1
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    Ignore virtualfactor, this song kicks A$$!! 10 out of 5 As far as the meaning is concerned, it's just another fictional character.

    JudasPriest1977on December 31, 2005   Link
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    virtualfactor is so gay

    this song kicks ass

    madhat57on February 04, 2006   Link
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    You're all idiots; there was a transformer called Hellrider. Combined with the fact that he says "Megatron", there should be no question in anyone's mind that this song is about Transformers.

    P0s1e0u1d1o0N0y0mXon September 29, 2009   Link
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    wow not much on this song eh. i agree this song rock, especially cuse they play with double footies pretty much the entire song. lets see how many people can do taht!

    Mettal_Rules18on February 01, 2006   Link
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    where does the name megatron come from?

    the painkilleron February 21, 2006   Link
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    megatron is the main villain of the Transformers cartoon series. He was a big robot that could transform in to a gun. I seriously doubt the song is about him or the Transformers.

    Ed Hunteron February 13, 2007   Link
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    You gotta look at the instrumental aspect of this song, Judas Priest really pulled this one off, especially the solo! It blew my mind away (3:45) I have no idea about the origins of megatron :)

    John_Eagleon March 05, 2007   Link
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    this song is great one of their best

    and of course its about Satan sending a metal god on a motorcycle into the heavens to kill the angles

    666judasisrising666on April 05, 2007   Link
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    Um...no it isn't. Damn Satanist. It's about a metallian hog rider fighting opression in all forms.

    Ninji-Xon August 01, 2007   Link

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