Iron Maiden - Rime Of The Ancient Mariner
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Hear
the
rime
of
the
An
cient
Ma
ri
ner
67
See
his
eye
as
he
stops
one
of
three
135
Mes
me
ri
ses
o
~ne
of
the
wed
ding
guests
196
Stay
here
and
lis
ten
to
the
232
Night
mares
of
the
Sea
312
And
the
mu
sic
plays
on,
428
As
the
bride
pass
es
by
470
Caught
by
his
spell
498
And
the
Ma
ri
ner
tells
his
tale.
592
Dri
ven
south
to
the
land
of
the
snow
and
ice
751
To
a
place
where
no
bo
dy’s
been
816
Through
the
snow
fog
flies
on
the
al
ba
tross
878
Hailed
in
God’s
name,
914
Ho
ping
good
luck
it
brings.
996
And
the
ship
sails
on,
back
to
the
North
1153
Through
the
fog
and
ice
1182
And
the
al
ba
tross
fol
lows
on
1306
The
ma
ri
ner
kills
2233
The
bird
of
good
o
~
men
2312
His
ship
mates
cry
a
gainst
what
he’s
done
2436
But
when
the
fog
clears,
they
jus
ti
f
~y
him
2580
And
make
them
selves
a
part
of
the
crime.
2699
Sai
ling
on
and
on
and
North
a
cross
the
sea
2902
Sai
ling
on
and
on
and
North
till
all
is
calm
3212
The
al
ba
tross
be
gins
with
its
ven
geance
3410
A
ter
ri
ble
curse,
a
thirst
has
be
gun
3530
His
ship
mates
blame
bad
luck
on
the
Ma
ri
ner
3680
A
bout
his
neck,
the
dead
bird
is
hung.
3802
And
the
curse
goes
on
and
on
and
on
at
sea
4000
And
the
thirst
goes
on
and
on
4182
For
them
and
me.
4282
“Day
af
ter
day,
day
af
ter
day,
4430
We
stuck
nor
breath
nor
mo
~
tion
4504
As
i
dle
as
a
pain
ted
ship
4572
Up
on
a
paint
ed
o
~
cean
4642
Wa
ter,
wa
ter
e
very
where
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And
all
the
boards
did
shrink
4766
Wa
ter,
wa
ter
e
very
where
4847
Nor
a
ny
drop
to
dri
~
~
~nk.”
4972
There,
calls
the
ma
ri
ner
5366
There
comes
a
ship
o’er
the
line
5452
But
how
can
she
sail
with
no
wind
5568
In
her
sails
and
no
tide.
5664
See...
on
ward
she
comes
5836
On
wards
she
nears,
5926
Out
of
the
sun
6034
See...
she
has
no
crew
6222
She
has
no
life,
6322
Wait
but
there’s
two
6418
Death
and
she,
Life
in
Death,
6514
They
throw
their
dice
for
the
crew.
6614
She
wins
the
Ma
ri
ner
6704
And
he
be
longs
to
her
now.
6808
Then,
crew
one
by
one...
6990
They
drop
down
dead,
7094
Two
hun
dred
men
7178
She...
she,
Life
in
Death.
7364
She
lets
him
live,
7454
Her
cho
sen
one.
7628
One
af
ter
one,
by
the
star
dog
ged
moon,
10940
Too
quick
for
groan
or
sigh
11030
Each
turned
his
face
with
a
ghast
ly
pang
11166
And
cursed
me
with
his
eye
11256
Four
times
fif
ty
li
ving
men
11388
And
I
heard
no
sigh
nor
groan
11480
With
hea
vy
thump,
a
life
less
lump
11592
They
dropped
down
one
by
one.
11786
The
curse
it
lives
on
in
their
eyes
14529
The
Ma
ri
ner,
he
wished
he’d
die
14688
A
long
with
the
sea
crea
tures
14808
But
they
lived
on,
so
did
he.
14950
And
by
the
light
of
the
moon
15168
He
prays
for
their
beau
ty,
not
doom
15326
With
heart
he
bles
ses
them,
15444
God’s
crea
tures
all
of
them
too.
15618
Then
the
spell
starts
to
break,
15786
The
al
ba
tross
falls
from
his
neck,
15964
Sinks
down
like
lead
in
to
the
Sea.
16142
Then
down
in
falls
comes
the
rain.
16535
Hear
the
groans
of
the
long
dead
se
~a
men
21246
See
them
stir
and
they
start
to
rise
21316
Bod
ies
lif
ted
by
good
spi
rits
21376
None
of
them
speak
21402
And
they’re
life
less
in
their
eyes
21492
And
re
venge
is
still
sought,
21617
Pe
nance
starts
a
gain,
cast
in
to
a
trance
21681
And
the
night
mare
car
ries
on.
21798
Now
the
curse
is
fi
nal
ly
lif
te
--d
21942
And
the
Ma
ri
ner
sights
his
home
22005
Spir
its
go
from
the
long
dead
bo
dies
22073
Form
their
own
light
and
the
Ma
ri
ner’s
left
a
lone.
22219
And
then
a
boat
came
sai
ling
to
wards
him,
23243
It
was
a
joy
he
could
not
be
lieve.
23368
The
Pi
lots
boat,
his
son
and
the
he
~r
mit.
23509
Pe
nance
of
life
will
fall
on
to
Him.
23633
And
the
ship,
it
sinks
like
lead
in
to
the
sea.
23835
And
the
her
mit
shrieves
the
ma
ri
ner
of
his
sins
24142
The
Ma
ri
ner’s
bound
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To
tell
of
his
sto
~
ry
24336
To
tell
his
tale
wher
e
ver
he
goes
24464
To
teach
God’s
word
by
his
own
e
xa
~m
ple
24612
That
we
must
love
all
things
that
God
made.
24729
And
the
wed
ding
guest’s
a
sad
and
wi
ser
man
24925
And
the
tale
goes
on
and
on
and
on
and
on