The Nomad

Iron Maiden

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THE NOMAD As recorded by Iron Maiden (From the 2000 Album BRAVE NEW WORLD) [Intro] E5 N.C. [Verse 1] Like a mirage riding on the desert sand Like a vision floating with the desert winds Know the secret of the ancient desert lands You are the keeper of the mystery in your hands [Pre-Chorus] Nomad rider of the ancient east Nomad rider that men know the least Nomad where you come from no one knows Nomad where you go to no one tells [Verse 2] Undercover of the veil of your disguise The men that fear you are the ones that you despise No one’s certain what your future will behold You’re a legend your own story will be told [Pre-Chorus] Nomad rider of the ancient east Nomad rider that men know the least Nomad where you come from no one knows Nomad where you go to no one tells [Verse 3] No one dares to even look or glance your way Your reputation goes before you they all say Many claim of things but no one’s seen you kill [Chorus 1] Nomad you’re the rider so mysterious Nomad you’re the spirit that men fear in us Nomad you’re the rider of the desert sands No man’s ever understood your genius [Guitar Solo] N.. [Verse 4] Those who see you in horizon desert sun Those who fear your reputation hide or run You send before you a mystique that’s all your own Your silhouette is like a statue carved in stone [Chorus 2] Nomad you’re the rider so mysterious Nomad you’re the spirit that men fear in us Nomad you’re the rider of the desert sands No man’s ever understood your genius [Interlude] [Verse 5] Legend has it that you speak an ancient tongue But no one’s spoke to you and lived to tell the tale Some may say that you have killed a hundred men Others say that you will die and live again [Chorus 2] Nomad you’re the rider so mysterious Nomad you’re the spirit that men fear in us Nomad you’re the rider of the desert sands No man’s ever understood your genius [Outro]

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La chanson évoque la figure énigmatique d'un nomade, un cavalier mystérieux du désert, dont l'origine et la destination restent inconnues de tous. Il véhicule une aura de crainte et de mystère, inspirant le respect autant que la peur. Ses talents et sa légende le précèdent, mais son histoire demeure paradoxalement inaccessible, inscrite dans le silence des dunes. Les rumeurs qui circulent à son sujet le dépeignent comme un personnage puissant, capable d'accomplir des actes extraordinaires, tout en restant insaisissable et quasiment mythique. Ce voyageur des sables incarne à la fois la beauté et le danger, laissant derrière lui des questions sans réponse.

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