Текст песни Bruce dickinson - Born in 58
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Born in a mining town in 58When black and white t.v. was up to dateAnd men were still aroundWho fought for freedom - stood their ground and diedThat I could be aliveAnd see the damage that weve managed sinceIn this sceptred isleIs nothing sacred - just the one square mile? Justice and libertyYou can buy - but you dont get freeIn a world of steel and glassWe bury our pastOn and on - we slept till dawnWhen we awoke - we hardly spokeMy grandfather taught me how to fightOld-fashioned stuff like wrong and rightBut all around, I see his moralsBuried in a mess of money troublesBorn in a mining town in 58When black and white t.v. was up to dateAnd men were still aroundWho fought for freedom - stood their ground and diedJustice and libertyYou can buy - but you dont get freeIn a world of steel and glassWe bury our pastOn and on - we slept till dawnOn and on and onJustice and libertyYou can buy - but you dont get freeIn a world of steel and glassWe bury our pastJustice and libertyYou can buy - but you dont get freeIn a world of steel and glassWe bury our pastOn and on - we slept till dawnWhen we awoke - it was - all the same