Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Churchill's Speech
Guess The Iron Maiden Song!
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Clue 1:
In the lyrics to this song, you'll find references to familiar themes such as murder and rebirth.
Clue 2:
The lyrics make a rather uncertain statement about language.
Clue 3:
Another lyrics clue: The lyrics express uncertainty about both the origin and the future of the song's central character.
Clue 4:
A bonus lyrics clue: Cotton-Eye Joe and the Maiden song's central character have at least one thing in common.
But let's move on to the real clue 4: In more than one way, it's safe to say that the song predated the album on which it was first released.
Clue 5:
The writing of the song is a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the exact same songwriting credit.
See the truth and see your lies: The Clairvoyant, Juanita, Still Life, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Assassin, Judgment of Heaven, Back in the Village, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, Churchill's Speech
In the lyrics to this song, you'll find references to familiar themes such as murder and rebirth.
Clue 2:
The lyrics make a rather uncertain statement about language.
Clue 3:
Another lyrics clue: The lyrics express uncertainty about both the origin and the future of the song's central character.
Clue 4:
A bonus lyrics clue: Cotton-Eye Joe and the Maiden song's central character have at least one thing in common.
But let's move on to the real clue 4: In more than one way, it's safe to say that the song predated the album on which it was first released.
Clue 5:
The writing of the song is a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the exact same songwriting credit.
See the truth and see your lies: The Clairvoyant, Juanita, Still Life, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Assassin, Judgment of Heaven, Back in the Village, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, Churchill's Speech
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Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Ghost of the Navigator
Not the 1
Nope
Clue 1:
In the lyrics to this song, you'll find references to familiar themes such as murder and rebirth.
Clue 2:
The lyrics make a rather uncertain statement about language.
Clue 3:
Another lyrics clue: The lyrics express uncertainty about both the origin and the future of the song's central character.
Clue 4:
A bonus lyrics clue: Cotton-Eye Joe and the Maiden song's central character have at least one thing in common.
But let's move on to the real clue 4: In more than one way, it's safe to say that the song predated the album on which it was first released.
Clue 5:
The writing of the song is a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the exact same songwriting credit.
Clue 6:
The key character in the song is linked to a mystery.
See the truth and see your lies: The Clairvoyant, Juanita, Still Life, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Assassin, Judgment of Heaven, Back in the Village, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, Churchill's Speech, Ghost of the Navigator, Can I Play With Madness, Children of the Damned, 22 Acacia Avenue
In the lyrics to this song, you'll find references to familiar themes such as murder and rebirth.
Clue 2:
The lyrics make a rather uncertain statement about language.
Clue 3:
Another lyrics clue: The lyrics express uncertainty about both the origin and the future of the song's central character.
Clue 4:
A bonus lyrics clue: Cotton-Eye Joe and the Maiden song's central character have at least one thing in common.
But let's move on to the real clue 4: In more than one way, it's safe to say that the song predated the album on which it was first released.
Clue 5:
The writing of the song is a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the exact same songwriting credit.
Clue 6:
The key character in the song is linked to a mystery.
See the truth and see your lies: The Clairvoyant, Juanita, Still Life, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Assassin, Judgment of Heaven, Back in the Village, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, Churchill's Speech, Ghost of the Navigator, Can I Play With Madness, Children of the Damned, 22 Acacia Avenue
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Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Isle of Avalon
No and no
Clue 1:
In the lyrics to this song, you'll find references to familiar themes such as murder and rebirth.
Clue 2:
The lyrics make a rather uncertain statement about language.
Clue 3:
Another lyrics clue: The lyrics express uncertainty about both the origin and the future of the song's central character.
Clue 4:
A bonus lyrics clue: Cotton-Eye Joe and the Maiden song's central character have at least one thing in common.
But let's move on to the real clue 4: In more than one way, it's safe to say that the song predated the album on which it was first released.
Clue 5:
The writing of the song is a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the exact same songwriting credit.
Clue 6:
The key character in the song is linked to a mystery.
Clue 7:
The song has not been performed live.
See the truth and see your lies: The Clairvoyant, Juanita, Still Life, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Assassin, Judgment of Heaven, Back in the Village, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, Churchill's Speech, Ghost of the Navigator, Can I Play With Madness, Children of the Damned, 22 Acacia Avenue, Stranger in a Strange Land, Dream of Mirrors, Isle of Avalon
In the lyrics to this song, you'll find references to familiar themes such as murder and rebirth.
Clue 2:
The lyrics make a rather uncertain statement about language.
Clue 3:
Another lyrics clue: The lyrics express uncertainty about both the origin and the future of the song's central character.
Clue 4:
A bonus lyrics clue: Cotton-Eye Joe and the Maiden song's central character have at least one thing in common.
But let's move on to the real clue 4: In more than one way, it's safe to say that the song predated the album on which it was first released.
Clue 5:
The writing of the song is a collaborative effort. One more song on the album has the exact same songwriting credit.
Clue 6:
The key character in the song is linked to a mystery.
Clue 7:
The song has not been performed live.
See the truth and see your lies: The Clairvoyant, Juanita, Still Life, Murders in the Rue Morgue, The Assassin, Judgment of Heaven, Back in the Village, The Reincarnation of Benjamin Breeg, Churchill's Speech, Ghost of the Navigator, Can I Play With Madness, Children of the Damned, 22 Acacia Avenue, Stranger in a Strange Land, Dream of Mirrors, Isle of Avalon
Black Bart
Ancient Mariner
Only The Good Die Young
Yes, but "no" to the song. The combination of clues now really narrows it down, even if you ignore the clues about the lyricsThis cuts the list of potential songs down by a lot!
I'll go with Sun & Steel
