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This article is about the song with the same name, for the band, see Iron Maiden. For the album, see Iron Maiden (album)

“Iron Maiden”
“Iron Maiden” cover
Song by Iron Maiden
from the album The Soundhouse Tapes and Iron Maiden
Released 9 November 1979
Recorded 30 - 31 December 1978
Genre Heavy metal
Length 3:43
Label EMI
Writer(s) Steve Harris
Producer Wil Malone
The Soundhouse Tapes and Iron Maiden chronology


"Charlotte the Harlot" (Iron Maiden)
"Iron Maiden" "Invasion" (The Soundhouse Tapes)
"Sanctuary" (Iron Maiden, 1995 reissue)

"Iron Maiden" is a song by the band of the same name, written by bassist Steve Harris. It is the eighth track from the 1980 studio album Iron Maiden.


Lyrics[]

Alright

Won't you come into my room
I want to show you all my wares
I just want to see your blood
I just want to stand and stare

See the blood begin to flow
As it falls upon the floor
Iron Maiden can't be fought
Iron Maiden can't be sought

Oh well, wherever,
wherever you are
Iron Maiden's gonna get you,
No matter how far
See the blood flow,
Watching it shed,
Up above my head
Iron Maiden wants you for dead

Won't you come into my room
I want to show you all my wares
I just want to see your blood
I just want to stand and stare

See the blood begin to flow
As it falls upon the floor
Iron Maiden can't be fought
Iron Maiden can't be sought

Oh well, wherever,
wherever you are
Iron Maiden's gonna get you,
No matter how far
See the blood flow,
Watching it shed,
Up above my head
Iron Maiden wants you for dead

Won't you come into my room
I want to show you all my wares
I just want to see your blood
I just want to stand and stare

See the blood begin to flow
As it falls upon the floor
Iron Maiden can't be fought
Iron Maiden can't be sought

Oh well, wherever,
wherever you are
Iron Maiden's gonna get you,
No matter how far
See the blood flow,
Watching it shed,
Up above my head
Iron Maiden wants you for dead

Ow, ow
Yeah


Length[]

  • Album version: 3:43

Personnel[]

Trivia[]

  • "Iron Maiden" has been the final song the band preforms in live concerts ever since the debut album's release.

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