Blind Guardian - Market Square

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• published: 07 Apr 2011
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I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHT TO THIS VIDEO. RIGHTS BELONG TO NUCLEAR BLAST. After noting that this track could not be found on YouTube I wanted to share it (for those who have never heard of it, I tell you it comes from the b-side of the "A Twist In The Mith" album) with some lyrics I found searching on BG Forums. However, they're not completely correct but it has been quite difficult to discern what he sings here , and, quoting a post i read "But . . . hunger isn't a verb (they were trying to comprehend whether it was -anchor the moon, anger the moon or hunger the moon [?!?!?]-) and whatever word is there is definitely meant to be a verb. Of course, it was written by the man who gave us - Aflamed our hearts - and - For so many blood we've lost -, so . . ." Here you have the lyrics Can you tell me is there any better way I'm not afraid to try it out I'm not afraid to say (although more fitting, I'm not hearing "stay" here) I'm here when the curtain falls (i'm not hearing exactly curtain here, but more like a word that starts with b and ends with tain, but i can't think of anything so i'll go with curtain) theres nothing to lose but the man dressed in black is not sane and god bless our chilled hell (im not sure about the chilled hell part but it seems to fit acoustically and couldn't think of anything better) will i anger the moon and go over the hills far away (the go word might be missing here, i hear something like gover, maybe he sang the words in a hurry to fit them in the line) Out of the flood, out of the flood (i hear out instead of cut, not sure about the flood, but it must be a word starting from f, not b) Breakdown (its either down or out, but it sounds more like down. Also it must be the noun breakdown and not the phrasal verb break down, because break down alone would have no meaning) They're selling miracles down at market square Breakdown Can hear them singing on the streets everywhere They're all living dead (im not sure about this one, but it seems more fitting acoustically than "They're undead") They're everywhere Meet me when the bells will toll You better watch, you better see (i don't hear "you'd" here, but no big deal) What you missed here, you missed me (it might also be "you've" instead of "you", but no big deal either) I'll say goodbye my friend (instead of i'll im hearing i've, but that makes no sense at all) Like its been written long ago Cut away the misery And come along with me A miracle turn (its definitely miracle and not mirror) Reveal who you are Anger the moon And go over the hills far away Out of the flood, out of the flood Breakdown They're selling miracles down at market square Breakdown Can hear them singing on the streets everywhere (solo) I'm here when the curtain falls (again have a problem hearing curtain clearly) There's nothing to lose But the man dressed in black is not sane (He's not sane) I'm coming down alone again, They're selling miracles, I heard If you don't mind, I'll sing a song It ain't a lullaby, this time I'm coming down alone again, They're selling miracles, I heard If you don't mind, I'll sing a song It ain't a lullaby, this time Out of the flood, out of the flood Breakdown They're selling miracles down at Market Square Breakdown Can hear them singing on the streets, everywhere They're all living dead They're everywhere Meet me when the bells will toll Meet me when the bells will toll P.S: The part:"anger the moon, And go over the hills far away" might be "Under the moon, and over the hills far away". On the second time he says it, it makes complete sense. On the first time, there is a "Will I" before the "Anger/Under the moon". So if it is indeed Under, then there is no "Will I", but that was something else combined with the difficult to hear "god bless the Chilled hell" lyric from the above line that doesn't make much sense. To say the truth Anger the moon sounds a bit more silly than Under the moon. So it must be the latter. -I thank all of you who bravely tried and still try to understand the quite unintelligible lyrics of this song and I please you to share the ones you will eventually find out, thank you again -

Blind Guardian - Market Square

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• published: 07 Apr 2011
• views: 3564

I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHT TO THIS VIDEO. RIGHTS BELONG TO NUCLEAR BLAST. After noting that this track could not be found on YouTube I wanted to share it (for those who have never heard of it, I tell you it comes from the b-side of the "A Twist In The Mith" album) with some lyrics I found searching on BG Forums. However, they're not completely correct but it has been quite difficult to discern what he sings here , and, quoting a post i read "But . . . hunger isn't a verb (they were trying to comprehend whether it was -anchor the moon, anger the moon or hunger the moon [?!?!?]-) and whatever word is there is definitely meant to be a verb. Of course, it was written by the man who gave us - Aflamed our hearts - and - For so many blood we've lost -, so . . ." Here you have the lyrics Can you tell me is there any better way I'm not afraid to try it out I'm not afraid to say (although more fitting, I'm not hearing "stay" here) I'm here when the curtain falls (i'm not hearing exactly curtain here, but more like a word that starts with b and ends with tain, but i can't think of anything so i'll go with curtain) theres nothing to lose but the man dressed in black is not sane and god bless our chilled hell (im not sure about the chilled hell part but it seems to fit acoustically and couldn't think of anything better) will i anger the moon and go over the hills far away (the go word might be missing here, i hear something like gover, maybe he sang the words in a hurry to fit them in the line) Out of the flood, out of the flood (i hear out instead of cut, not sure about the flood, but it must be a word starting from f, not b) Breakdown (its either down or out, but it sounds more like down. Also it must be the noun breakdown and not the phrasal verb break down, because break down alone would have no meaning) They're selling miracles down at market square Breakdown Can hear them singing on the streets everywhere They're all living dead (im not sure about this one, but it seems more fitting acoustically than "They're undead") They're everywhere Meet me when the bells will toll You better watch, you better see (i don't hear "you'd" here, but no big deal) What you missed here, you missed me (it might also be "you've" instead of "you", but no big deal either) I'll say goodbye my friend (instead of i'll im hearing i've, but that makes no sense at all) Like its been written long ago Cut away the misery And come along with me A miracle turn (its definitely miracle and not mirror) Reveal who you are Anger the moon And go over the hills far away Out of the flood, out of the flood Breakdown They're selling miracles down at market square Breakdown Can hear them singing on the streets everywhere (solo) I'm here when the curtain falls (again have a problem hearing curtain clearly) There's nothing to lose But the man dressed in black is not sane (He's not sane) I'm coming down alone again, They're selling miracles, I heard If you don't mind, I'll sing a song It ain't a lullaby, this time I'm coming down alone again, They're selling miracles, I heard If you don't mind, I'll sing a song It ain't a lullaby, this time Out of the flood, out of the flood Breakdown They're selling miracles down at Market Square Breakdown Can hear them singing on the streets, everywhere They're all living dead They're everywhere Meet me when the bells will toll Meet me when the bells will toll P.S: The part:"anger the moon, And go over the hills far away" might be "Under the moon, and over the hills far away". On the second time he says it, it makes complete sense. On the first time, there is a "Will I" before the "Anger/Under the moon". So if it is indeed Under, then there is no "Will I", but that was something else combined with the difficult to hear "god bless the Chilled hell" lyric from the above line that doesn't make much sense. To say the truth Anger the moon sounds a bit more silly than Under the moon. So it must be the latter. -I thank all of you who bravely tried and still try to understand the quite unintelligible lyrics of this song and I please you to share the ones you will eventually find out, thank you again -