Iron Maiden - Purgatory Lyrics

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Purgatory

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What Are The Lyrics For Purgatory By Iron Maiden?
Thinking of an age old dream, places I have never seen
Fantasies lived times before Split my brain, melt through the floor Over clouds my mind will fly, forever now I can't think why Body tries to leave my soul Is it me? I just don't know Memories rising from the past, the future's shadow overcast Something's clutching at my head, through the darkness I'll be led Oh, another time, another place Oh well, another smile on another face When you see me floating up beside you You get the feeling that all my love's inside of you Please take me away, take me away, so far away Please take me away, take me away, so far away Please take me away, take me away, so far away Thinking of an age-old dream, places I have never seen Fantasies lived times before Split my brain, melt through the floor Over clouds my mind will ride, forever now I can't think why Body tries to leave my soul Or is it me? I just don't know Memories rising from the past, the future's shadow overcast Something's clutching at my head, through the darkness I'll be led Oh, another time, another place Oh well, another smile on another face When you see me walking up beside you You get the feeling that all my love's inside of you Please take me away, take me away, so far away Please take me away, take me away, so far away Please take me away, take me away, so far away |
Who Wrote Purgatory By Iron Maiden?
Stephen Percy Harris
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