Bruce Dickinson Mistress Of Mercy Lyrics know the real meaning of Bruce Dickinson's Mistress Of Mercy Song lyrics
by Dheshni | Updated Mar 04, 2024
Bruce Dickinson Mistress Of Mercy Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Give me my freedom, release me from pain
Mistress of mercy, come thrill me again
Time to return to the world which I came
No more tomorrows, no judgement or blame
[Chorus]
I can be what I never was
Skeletons of fury 'cause my mind was lost
Far from the old ways, sleep of the awake
Lost in the harmony, the majesty, the ecstasy
[Verse 2]
Hunting down souls of the blackened and damned
Burnt from the future, who knows where I'll land?
I do believе there's a god in this world
For I can becomе what my science has learned
[Chorus]
I can be what I never was
Now that I am ready 'cause my mind is lost
Far from the old ways, sleep of the awake
Lost in the harmony, the majesty, the ecstasy
[Instrumental Break]
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[Chorus]
I can be what I never was
Now that I am ready, now my mind is lost
Far from the old ways, sleep of the awake
Lost in the harmony, the majesty, the ecstasy
[Post-Chorus]
Another world, another life, an afterlife again
Lost in the ecstasy, the harmony, the majesty
Bruce Dickinson Mistress Of Mercy Lyrics Meaning
The lyrics of "Mistress of Mercy" by Bruce Dickinson explore themes of seeking freedom from pain and judgment, and finding redemption through self-discovery and spiritual awakening. The protagonist expresses a desire to break free from their past and embrace a new identity, fueled by the belief in a higher power and the potential for personal transformation. The song captures a sense of liberation and euphoria amidst the journey towards inner peace and enlightenment.
Bruce Dickinson Mistress Of Mercy Lyrics Details
Artist
Bruce Dickinson
Release Date
2024
Available on
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Bruce Dickinson Mistress Of Mercy Lyrics Facts
Bruce Dickinson Mistress Of Mercy Lyrics - FAQ
Paul Bruce Dickinson is an English singer, best known as the lead vocalist of the heavy metal band Iron Maiden.
Dickinson is renowned for his wide-ranging operatic vocal style and energetic stage presence.
He has performed in Iron Maiden across two stints, from 1981 to 1993 and from 1999 to the present day, as well as in the band Turbo.
Paul Bruce Dickinson was born on August 7, 1958, in Worksop, United Kingdom.
He stands at a height of 1.68 meters.