Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Born In '58, artist - Bruce Dickinson. Date of issue: 24.09.2001
Song language: English
Born In '58 |
| Born in a mining town in 58 |
| When black and white T.V. was up to date |
| And men were still around |
| Who fought for freedom? |
| stood their ground and died |
| That I could be alive |
| And see the damage that we’ve managed since |
| In this sceptered Isle |
| Is nothing sacred? |
| but the one square mile |
| Justice and liberty |
| You can buy? |
| but you don’t get free |
| In a world of steel and glass |
| We bury our past |
| On and on? |
| we slept till dawn |
| When we awoke? |
| we hardly spoke |
| My Grandfather tought me how to fight |
| Old fashioned stuff like wrong and right |
| But all around I see his morals |
| Buried in a mess of money troubles |
| Born in a mining town in 58 |
| When black and white T.V. was up to date |
| And men were still around |
| Who fought for freedom? |
| stood their ground and died |
| Justice and liberty |
| You can buy? |
| but you don’t get free |
| In a world of steel and glass |
| We bury our past |
| On and on? |
| we slept till dawn |
| When we awoke? |
| we hardly spoke |
| On and on? |
| we slept till dawn |
| When we awoke? |
| it was… all the same |