Clue 1:
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Clue 2:
A line from the song's lyrics makes a pledge that can be seen on display on the cover art of two Maiden albums.
Clue 3:
In the lyrics you will find the name of a band who has both opened for and covered Maiden, the name of a documentary set in the U.S made by one of Europe's most influential filmmakers, and the name of a huge multinational company with one of the most recognizable logos in the world. The previous name of this company points to a country where Maiden recorded for the studio album that followed the album the song in question is taken from.
Clue 4:
The song can be heard on an Iron Maiden studio album and a live album, but it has not been released on an Iron Maiden single.
Clue 5:
The song has been covered by a band that has opened for Maiden on tour. A word in the name of the song has also been used in the naming of two albums by one of the biggest rock bands in the world.
Clue 6:
This song started as a continuation of a song on the previous album, a fact which is perhaps not obvious for the casual listener. However, there is a more obvious similarity linking the two songs.
Clue 7:
The lyrics adress a number of themes recurring all over the Maiden songbook, such as questions about life, death and afterlife.
These guesses are burned and black: Only the good Die Young, Be Quick or Be Dead, Virus, Dream of Mirrors, The Aftermath, Caught Somewhere in Time, Still Life, If Eternity Should Fail, Ghost of the Navigator, Afraid to Shoot Strangers, Die With Your Boots On, Where Eagles Dare, The Book of Souls