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Artist/Band:
Iron Maiden
Lyrics for Song: Rainmaker
Lyrics for Album: From Fear To Eternity: The Best Of 1990-2010 [2011]
When I was wandering in the desert,
And was searching for the truth
I heard a choir of angels calling out my name,
I had the feeling that my life would never be the same again
I turn my face towards the barren sun
And I know of the pain that you feel the same as me,
And I dream of the rain as it falls upon the leaves
And the cracks in our lives like the cracks upon the ground,
They are sealed and are now washed away
You tell me we can start the rain
You tell me that we all can change
You tell me we can find something to wash the tears away,
You tell me we can start the rain
You tell me that we all can change
You tell me we can find something to wash the tears...
And I know of the pain that you feel the same as me,
And I dream of the rain as it falls upon the leaves
And the cracks in the ground like the cracks are in our lives,
They are sealed and now far away
You tell me we can start the rain
You tell me that we all can change
You tell me we can find something to wash the tears away,
You tell me we can start the rain
You tell me that we all can change
You tell me we can find something to wash the tears...
And I know of the pain that you feel the same as me,
And I dream of the rain as it falls upon the leaves
And the cracks in the ground like the cracks are in our lives,
They are sealed and now far away
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About Rainmaker
Iron Maiden's "Rainmaker" stands as a defining track from their 2011 greatest hits compilation, showcasing the band's signature blend of heavy metal and theatrical storytelling. The song features the iconic Eddie character, a central figure in their discography, delivering a narrative of impending doom that has become a staple of their live performances. With its driving rhythm and soaring vocals, the recording exemplifies the power metal style that has cemented the British band's legacy since the 1980s. This track highlights their ability to merge complex musical structures with dramatic themes, appealing to fans who appreciate both the technical proficiency and the theatrical flair that characterize their catalog. It remains a powerful example of their evolution while maintaining the core elements that made them a global phenomenon. |
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| Album Lyrics: From Fear To Eternity: The Best Of 1990-2010 [2011] |
Iron Maiden
"From Fear To Eternity: The Best Of 1990-2010 [2011]"
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