Song lyrics challenge.
This challenge is a translation of song lyrics. It is an American/English song from the late 60's(rock). Part 1:Translate it into the English version which should come out as a rhyming lyric and Part 2: Tell me the name by private message. I will post the song title in a couple of days depending on how it is working out. Clues?There are certain hazy clues to be seen if you're clever enough, the artists no longer exist, the song was never released as a single as it is too long, therefore only ardent fans of *** ***will know the song (I would have guessed this one in the first 3 words).Here are the lyrics, ¡Buena suerte! Remember to post lyrics only, pm the title to me and I will answer.
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What??? No one has bit on this yet??? not even a nibble???
Well Yesero, how about the words...
- Hooray, I awake from yesterday,
- alive but the war is here to stay.
- So my love, Catherina, and me
- decide to take our last walk through the noise to the sea
- not to die, but to be re-born
- away from lands so battered and torn, forever.
Here is mine:
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"Hay una señora que está segura
que todo lo que brilla es oro,
Y se está comprando una escalera al cielo"
(This is similar to Aloshek's post because there's only one answer.)
Hurray, I awake from yesterday
Alive, but the war is here to stay
So my love, Catherina and me,
decide to take our last walk through the noise to the sea
Not to die but to reborn,
away from lands so battered and torn
Forever
Would that be "Fool in the Rain" covered by the Mexican band "Mana"?
"Hay una señora que está segura
que todo lo que brilla es oro,
Y se está comprando una escalera al cielo" There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is gold and she's buying a stairway to heaven. and if anyone doesn't know that title, shame on you! Anyone have another song?
Ok, yesero, what is the only Led Zepplin cover song officially released in Spanish?
OK guys, three answers, one which doesn't count because she helped me with my translation. I still want the name of the song if anyone else out there knows it. Send pm.