Princess of the Night
Saxon * Track #1 On Denim and Leather
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Princess of the Night by Saxon
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Performed by
SaxonProduced by
Nigel ThomasWrited by
Paul Quinn (Saxon) & Biff Byford & Graham Oliver & Pete Gill & Steve DawsonPrincess of the Night Lyrics
She used to be an ironhorse
Twenty years ago
Used to bring the mail to me
Through the ice and snow
I've sat alone and watched her
Steaming through the night
Ninety tons of thunder
Lighting up the sky
She was a princess of the night
I saw the writing on the wall
She was a princess of the night
I take a ride across the sky
Speeding, sparks like lightning
Engine working hard
Furnace on the foot plate
Shining in the night
Iron striking metal
The sound of racing steel
It's all I ever wanna hear
It's music to my ears
She was a princess of the night
I saw the writing on the wall
She was a princess of the night
I take a ride across the sky
She was a princess of the night
I saw the writing on the wall
She was a princess of the night
I take a ride across the sky
Ninety tons of thunder
Lighting up the sky
Steaming red hot pistons
See the wheels flash by
Hear the whistle blowing
Streaking down the track
If I ever had my way
I'd bring the princess back one day
She was a princess of the night
I saw the writing on the wall
She was a princess of the night
I take a ride across the sky
(sky, sky, sky)
Princess of the Night Q&A
Who wrote Princess of the Night's ?
Princess of the Night was written by Paul Quinn (Saxon) & Biff Byford & Graham Oliver & Pete Gill & Steve Dawson.
Who produced Princess of the Night's ?
Princess of the Night was produced by Nigel Thomas.
When did Saxon release Princess of the Night?
Saxon released Princess of the Night on Mon Oct 05 1981.
What did Saxon say about "Princess of the Night"?
Some time ago we used to park our van at Barry Island in Glamorgan… There’s a huge compound there where they keep all the old steam trains that they don’t use anymore. They’re just left to rot and I suppose that upset us because they really were magnificent machines. Well you can’t beat the days of...