Genius Lyrics
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Iron Maiden – Only the Good Die Young
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This song is about the Seventh Son having his doubts. He can look into the future and feels the responsibility to influence it, but he knows to do so will end his life. He has no
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Iron Maiden – Moonchild
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“Moonchild” is loosely based on the Aleister Crowley’s novel of the same name. This is track one from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son. Released in 1988, it was the first album where
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Iron Maiden – The Clairvoyant
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This song was the album’s third single.
The lyrics are about the Seventh Son being clairvoyant. He is now a fully-fledged seer and can control his visions. However, these visions
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Iron Maiden – Massacre
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[Verse 1] / At a point below zero / There's no place left to go / Six hundred unknown heroes / Were killed like sleeping buffalo / [Verse 2] / Through the devil's canyon / Across
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Iron Maiden – Prowler '88
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[Verse 1] / Walking through the city / Lookin', oh, so pretty / I've just got to find my way / See the ladies flashing / All their legs and lashes / I've just got to find my way
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Iron Maiden – Infinite Dreams
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This song is about someone who is tormented by paranormal dreams and nightmares. He seems to have some clairvoyant powers, but he he’s scared by what he sees in his visions, which
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Iron Maiden – The Evil That Men Do
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The title of this song is from William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar. Specifically, it is the lines spoken by Marcus Antonius (Mark Anthony) as he addresses a crowd of Romans after
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Iron Maiden – Black Bart Blues
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“Black Bart Blues” is one of the B-sides to the Can I Play With Madness single.
The song is about the suit of armour that rode in the back lounge of Iron Maiden’s tour buses (
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Iron Maiden – The Prophecy
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This song is about the Seventh Son foreseeing a disaster coming to the village. Nobody believes him however, and when the disaster happens, everyone blames him.
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Iron Maiden – Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
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The birth of the prophesied one, the chosen one, the seventh son of the seventh son. His family are all watching him to see what path he chooses in life.
This song, and album in
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Iron Maiden – The Number of the Beast
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This song was the band’s second single from their 1982 album. It was influenced by the 1978 horror movie Damien: Omen II, which is about the 13-year-old Antichrist. It is one of
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Iron Maiden – Gangland
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“Gangland” is about the fear and uncertainty of a life in a 1930s Al Capone-style gang warzone.
When the band released the “Run to the Hills” single, they had to decide between
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Iron Maiden – Can I Play with Madness
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Published as first single off Seventh Son of a Seventh Son, “Can I Play with Madness” is the third song on the album.
The Seventh Son confronts a prophet to learn what is
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Wheatus – Teenage Dirtbag
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‘Teenage Dirtbag’ is arguably the most well known song by Wheatus. The song was the debut single from Wheatus, released in July 2000. It has been featured in many movies and TV
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Iron Maiden – Run to the Hills [Live After Death]
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[Intro] / White man came across the sea / He brought us pain and misery / He killed our tribes, he killed our creed / He took our game for his own need / We fought him hard, we
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Metallica – Enter Sandman
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The lead single from Metallica’s commercially successful self-titled album, “Enter Sandman” was certified platinum, selling over 1 million copies. The song was Metallica’s biggest
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Iron Maiden – Holy Smoke
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“Holy Smoke” is the first single released from the album No Prayer for the Dying.
The song deals with the many televangelist scandals that took place in the United States in the
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Kurt Vonnegut – Slaughterhouse-Five (Chapter 2)
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Buy Slaughterhouse-Five
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Blood Vas – If I Die Young
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[Chorus] / Hidin' from my demons in the night / I was finna die / Catch me outside with a knife / Lookin' at the sky / I was with the devil and a scythe / We were in a Harley Dave
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AC/DC – Hells Bells
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This is the first track and second single from the album Back In Black. The song was written to commemorate the death of AC/DC’s former lead singer, Bon Scott.
The bell heard
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