looking for name of song late70/80's

[MindCage]

It was on a compulation CD

I dont remember all of the song but it went somthing like this.

"she use to be an iron horse a million years ago she use to bring (cant remember what was said here) through the ice and snow."

If i remember right the song was on a CD called metal for breakfast if any of you old timers remember this please let me know.


thanks in advance

 

[Hawk]

Princes of the night from Saxon.

It's on their "Demin and leather" album. But I advice you to get the version on the speacial version of their latest album "Killing Ground".

It has an extra disc called "Classics Re-recorded" and "Princes of the night" is on there in a supurb version.

Enjoy!

 

[MindCage]

Hawk.....Thanks for ending my search.....thats it!!!! I've been trying to find this song for over 10 years now with no avail...I was starting to think it was a figment of my imagination because no one i know had ever heard of it and searching all the lists of songs at the music stores were no help either.....bless you


Gina

 

[Bodylouseuk]

10 years, 10 YEARS and none of your friends had heard of the mighty Saxon If you get the chance to see them live, they play for well over two hours and cramb so many metal classics in to their set its criminal. Glad your search is over SAXON rule!!!!

 

[Stormbringer]

sorry but i tried real hard to get into saxon as i got many friend who like them a lot and think the rule (like you bodylouse - remember that name ) but i just cant get into them.

sorry but imo they arent any good.

 

[MindCage]

Stormbringer - its cool that you never got into them...as for me i guess i never got into them either or i would have known who did the song and what the name of it was.....I just really love the song and obviously it made some impact on me to have been in my mind all this time thanks for posting .....bodylouse I'll be delving a little more into saxon now that i've heard the good word

 

[Hawk]

You are welcome Mindcage. Alway's ready to help a fellow "Metalhead"