Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Black Bart Blues
Guess The Iron Maiden Song!
- Thread starter GroundZero
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chaosapiant
Ancient Marinade
Run Silent Run Deep
Stern tubes ready, aim and... misfire!
Jer
A window to the west, a blazing star above
Frankly, Seaman Staines, I don’t give a damn...
Clue 1: The song has a similitude to The Unbeliever, Run to the Hills and Mother of Mercy.
Clue 2: The song (probably) has a female character.
Clue 3: The song has a narrative that is very similar to narratives found in at least two other Maiden songs. One of these songs is on the same album as the song in question.
Not the one: For the Greater Good of God, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Black Bart Blues, Wasting Love, Run Silent Run Deep
Clue 2: The song (probably) has a female character.
Clue 3: The song has a narrative that is very similar to narratives found in at least two other Maiden songs. One of these songs is on the same album as the song in question.
Not the one: For the Greater Good of God, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Black Bart Blues, Wasting Love, Run Silent Run Deep
chaosapiant
Ancient Marinade
Flash of the Blade
A guess in smoking ruins...
Vultures prey on the bones of that guess
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Lightning Strikes Twice
Clue 1: The song has a similitude to The Unbeliever, Run to the Hills and Mother of Mercy.
Clue 2: The song (probably) has a female character.
Clue 3: The song has a narrative that is very similar to narratives found in at least two other Maiden songs. One of these songs is on the same album as the song in question.
Clue 4: Lyrically, the song starts off in the present, then revisits the past, before it returns to a present situation.
Not the one: For the Greater Good of God, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Black Bart Blues, Wasting Love, Run Silent Run Deep, Flash of the Blade, The Legacy, Lightning Strikes Twice
Clue 2: The song (probably) has a female character.
Clue 3: The song has a narrative that is very similar to narratives found in at least two other Maiden songs. One of these songs is on the same album as the song in question.
Clue 4: Lyrically, the song starts off in the present, then revisits the past, before it returns to a present situation.
Not the one: For the Greater Good of God, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, Black Bart Blues, Wasting Love, Run Silent Run Deep, Flash of the Blade, The Legacy, Lightning Strikes Twice
Strike again
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Charlotte the Harlot
Don't you hear all the laughter?
Feeling unsettled?