Guess The Iron Maiden Song!

Clue 1: Recycling lyrics...again? And on the same album??
Clue 2: Tull Theater
Clue 3:
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Clue 4: Finnish debut album
Clue 5: Infinite Bad Dreams
Clue 6:
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Incorrect guesses: Blood Brothers, Dream Of Mirrors, Flash Of The Blade, Hell On Earth, If Eternity Should Fail, Killers, Moonchild, Senjutsu, Shadows Of The Valley, Sun And Steel, The Assassin, The Duellists, The Fallen Angel, The Fugitive, To Tame A Land
 
Clue 1: Recycling lyrics...again? And on the same album??
Clue 2: Tull Theater
Clue 3:
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Clue 4: Finnish debut album
Clue 5: Infinite Bad Dreams
Clue 6:
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Clue 7: The first 5 clues are all references to the lyrics

Incorrect guesses: Blood Brothers, Brave New World, Dream Of Mirrors, Flash Of The Blade, Hell On Earth, If Eternity Should Fail, Iron Maiden, Killers, Moonchild, Senjutsu, Shadows Of The Valley, Still Life, Sun And Steel, The Assassin, The Duellists, The Fallen Angel, The Fugitive, The Unbeliever, To Tame A Land
 
Only The Good Die Young

Because :

1) The end of the lyrics is a repetition of the first verse of "Moonchild". So, Maiden has recycled these verses.
2) The Tull Theater clue refers to the Jethro Tull's song "Too Old To Rock'n'Roll, Too Young To Die" and "Only The Good Die Young" is also a song from Billy Joel and the term "theater" refers to the Queen's song "No-One But You" with the verse "only the good die young" in We Will Rock You musical, that was played in theaters.
3) The London Bridge's towers represents the verse "Some innocent pawn in an end game, one more stalemate", as towers are also pieces in the chess game, like the pawns.
4) The finnish debut album could be Nightwish's 'Angels Fall First'. It's a metaphor of the fact to die too young.
5) It's on the same album as "Infinite Dreams". And related to the verse "All the evil seem to live forever." That's why this song is about "infinite bad dreams".
6) This guy was so bad in X Country Talents show that he has lost immediately. He "died" too soon, so to "young".
7) And the 5 first clues are references to the lyrics. The repeating lyrics, the verse "Only The Good Die Young", "the pawn in an end game", the metaphor of the angels that fall first and the fact to die too young and the infinite bad dreams because of the evil that seems to live forever...

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Clue 1: Recycling lyrics...again? And on the same album??
Clue 2: Tull Theater
Clue 3:
d9265e0c_afbc_4cfa_8d07_e427fa1460e8.jpeg
Clue 4: Finnish debut album
Clue 5: Infinite Bad Dreams
Clue 6:
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Clue 7: The first 5 clues are all references to the lyrics
Clue 8:
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Incorrect guesses: Blood Brothers, Brave New World, Dream Of Mirrors, Flash Of The Blade, Hell On Earth, If Eternity Should Fail, Iron Maiden, Killers, Moonchild, Only The Good Die Young, Running Free, Senjutsu, Shadows Of The Valley, Still Life, Sun And Steel, The Assassin, The Duellists, The Fallen Angel, The Fugitive, The Pilgrim, The Unbeliever, To Tame A Land
 
Your last clue is Mulder and Scully, a man and a woman. Which means that I was totally wrong with my guess before, even my reasoning was logical. So, my next guess is : The Writing On The Wall.

First, because there are two parts of lyrics repeated in two songs on Senjutsu. Second, because the towers could refer to the Tower on both Belshazzar's Feast poster and the video for "The Writing On The Wall". Third, because Mulder and Scully could represent the man and the woman in the video of the 1st single for Senjutsu. Fourth, because Bruce invited us to Belshazzar's Feast in a theater (in London ?)...

;)
 
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