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Death of the Celts

Iron Maiden

English 1.6K September 3, 2021
The lyrics of "Death of the Celts" by Iron Maiden explore themes of bravery, sacrifice, and mortality amidst the backdrop of battle. The protagonist reflects on the challenges and horrors of war while finding solace in the belief in something greater than... Read More

Death of the Celts Lyrics

[Verse 1: Bruce Dickinson]
The road, it winds uphill all the way
Ride to glory on this day
Remember now to do him so proud
"In God we trust, " cry it out loud

[Verse 2: Bruce Dickinson]
Redeem my salve of winning ways
Remember all the darkest days
Of that I know will see me tread
Walketh upon the field of the dead

[Verse 3: Bruce Dickinson]
The burden of blood, the breaketh of bone
The battlefield now I make it my own
The glory of the morning we make
Praying the rose is still awake

[Verse 4: Bruce Dickinson]
"Lord above, " my spirit says
"Death is not proud, no more no less
Power of my soul will be free
Deliver us on to victory"

[Verse 5: Bruce Dickinson]
Wither a pain that's almost a joy
Wander there, my heart will destroy
Dreaming of days of our youth again
Strangely, no wonder memories remain

[Verse 6: Bruce Dickinson]
Pour thy scorn upon the realm
Pity me none at the gates of our hell
For I am but a messenger, one
Sent to do reckoning what must be done

[Verse 7: Bruce Dickinson]
Praying to our wretched doom
Liberty, freedom, maybe death looms
Wishing upon a fair display
Hoping our Cuz done faithfully

[Verse 8: Bruce Dickinson]
Wayward thunder over rain
Giving me time to think again
Send to their graves on this day
Silent where the battle dead lay

[Verse 9: Bruce Dickinson]
Vengeance is for all who lay dead
I have no fear, my body has bled
I will live on in rebirth again
Come to me now; embrace it, my friend

[Bridge: Bruce Dickinson]
Spirits cry for a god from the grave
In darkness, fortune favours the brave
Dying, a warrior Celt has no fear
Immortal, for he will live evermore
Dying, a warrior Celt has no fear
Immortal, for he will live evermore

[Verse 10: Bruce Dickinson]
Think I am, that I'm almost there
Following now, the depths of despair
Beyond the light, darkness will fall
Coming to take the life from us all

[Outro: Bruce Dickinson]
Falling now where God can’t explain
Bidding farewell, a lifeline again
Following those who came from hell
Came to witness the death of the Celts

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Last Update: March 6, 2024



Lyric Snapshot

The lyrics of "Death of the Celts" by Iron Maiden explore themes of bravery, sacrifice, and mortality amidst the backdrop of battle. The protagonist reflects on the challenges and horrors of war while finding solace in the belief in something greater than oneself. The song captures the spirit of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.

FAQs & Knowledge

Who is the singer of the song "Death of the Celts"?

The song "Death of the Celts" is sung by Iron Maiden (Bruce Dickinson is the lead vocalist).

Who wrote "Death of the Celts" by Iron Maiden?

"Death of the Celts" by Iron Maiden was written by Steve Harris.

Who produced "Death of the Celts" by Iron Maiden?

"Death of the Celts" by Iron Maiden was produced by Steve Harris & Kevin Shirley.

When was the song "Death of the Celts" released?

The song "Death of the Celts" was released on September 3, 2021.