Genius Lyrics
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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 – The Number of the Beast [Live Chapter]
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[Spoken intro: Barry Clayton] / Woe to you, o'er Earth and Sea / For the Devil sends the beast with wrath / Because he knows the time is short / Let him who hath understanding
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Shawn James & The Shapeshifters – The Number of the Beast
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[Verse 1] / I left alone / My mind was blank / I needed time to think and get the memories from my mind / What did I see? / Could not believe / That what I saw that night was real
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Iron Maiden – The Number of the Beast Samples
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Rusty Cage – The Number of the Beast
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I left alone, my mind was blank / I needed time to think to get the memories from my mind / What did I see? Can I believe that what I saw / That night was real and not just fantasy
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Kreator – The Number of the Beast
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[Verse 1] / I left alone, my mind was blank / I needed time to think to get the memories from my mind / What did I see? Can I believe that what I saw / That night was real and not
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Richard Cheese – The Number Of The Beast
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I left alone, my mind was blank / I needed time to think to get the memories from my mind / Cause in my dreams, it's always there / The evil face that twists my mind and brings me
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Iron Maiden – The Prisoner
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This song was inspired by a British television show of the same name. In it, a government agent is held captive in a village that seems idyllic but is actually a prison. He is
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Iron Maiden – The Number of the Beast Live Versions
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Angra – The Number Of The Beast
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[Verse 1] / I left alone, my mind was blank / I needed time to think, to get the memories from my mind / What did I see? Can I believe / That what I saw that night was real and not
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Iron Maiden – The Number of the Beast Covers
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Evol Walks – The NUmber of the Beast
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[Verse 1] / I left alone, my mind was blank / I needed time to think to get the memories from my mind / What did I see? Can I believe that what I saw / That night was real and not
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Vitamin String Quartet – The Number of the Beast
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[Instrumental]
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Iron Maiden – Run to the Hills
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The song documents the conflict that occurred between European settlers in the New World and Native American tribes during the days of colonization and later westward expansion
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Iron Maiden – Hallowed Be Thy Name
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This song is the somber reflections of a prisoner on the day his death sentence is to be carried out. The listener is given no context regarding the prisoner’s crime (could he be
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Iron Maiden – Invaders
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This song is a straightforward tale of Viking invasion. It has a fast pace and a driving beat to go with the evocative imagery of the lyrics.
“Invaders” is about an invasion of
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Iron Maiden – Churchill's Speech
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Before Iron Maiden hits the stage, the setlist opener is preceded by a sampled track, usually orchestral. In the case of “Aces High”, it’s this recording of Winston Churchill’s
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Iron Maiden – Children of the Damned
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This song is about the science fiction films Village of the Damned and Children of the Damned from 1960 and 1964 respectively. These are about telepathic children who are chased by
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Iron Maiden – 22 Acacia Avenue
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This song is the second of four about Charlotte the harlot, an object of infatuation for guitarist Dave Murray.
In this installment, the narrator tells Charlotte that he can’t
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