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Massacre

"The song's subject, the Charge of the Light Brigade, was also the subject of an earlier Iron Maiden song, "The Trooper"." - Surely not. It's about the persecution of Indians in the USA. The music has an "indian" feel to it and the subject of the song is confirmed by Brian Robertson in an interview, which can be found on the "Live and Dangerous" DVD. Roda (talk) 17:18, 6 January 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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+"The song's subject, the [[Charge of the Light Brigade]], was also the subject of an earlier Iron Maiden song, "[[The Trooper]]"." - Surely not. It's about the persecution of Indians in the USA. The music has an "indian" feel to it and the subject of the song is confirmed by Brian Robertson in an interview, which can be found on the "Live and Dangerous" DVD. [[User:Roda|Roda]] ([[User talk:Roda|talk]]) 17:18, 6 January 2012 (UTC)