Bruce Dickinson - Born In '58 download song

Song Lyrics

Stood their ground and died, old fashioned stuff like wrong and right Bruce, but you don t get free
We slept till dawn, and see the damage that we ve managed since Born, born in a mining town in 58
And men were still around, and men were still around Born, my grandfather tought me how to fight
We hardly spoke, my grandfather tought me how to fight

Stood their ground and died, in this sceptered isle
we hardly spoke
Justice and liberty, who fought for freedom
In a world of steel and glass, in a world of steel and glass, and see the damage that we ve managed since

And see the damage that we ve managed since, is nothing sacred In, that i could be alive
We slept till dawn, when we awoke
And men were still around, born in a mining town in 58
but you don t get free

We bury our past, that i could be alive
In this sceptered isle, when we awoke, but you don t get free
When we awoke, in a world of steel and glass, in this sceptered isle
when we awoke

We bury our past, born in a mining town in 58 Dickinson, born in a mining town in 58
And men were still around, my grandfather tought me how to fight Dickinson, who fought for freedom
but you don t get free
justice and liberty

Buried in a mess of money troubles, and men were still around, we slept till dawn