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“I didn’t have a clear idea of what I was doing…I just felt lost.” Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson on the existential crisis that helped shape one of his most beloved songs

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“I didn’t have a clear idea of what I was doing…I just felt lost.” Iron Maiden legend Bruce Dickinson on the existential crisis that helped shape one of his most beloved songs

This classic power ballad was seen by many as a goodbye to Iron Maiden, but the real meaning runs a little deeper

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