"Justice and liberty
you can buy but you don't get free"
Those are verses that I don´t understand well. Maybe he is refering in a nagative way about his grandfather. "But all around I see his morals
Buried in a mess of money troubles" ... What I understood is that his grandfather never got free actually. He believed that money would buy it, but he never really got it. So, it´s a really nice philosophy on those verses, based on Bruce Dickinson's view about his grandfather. Not a bad song, definitely.
"Justice and liberty you can buy but you don't get free"
Those are verses that I don´t understand well. Maybe he is refering in a nagative way about his grandfather. "But all around I see his morals Buried in a mess of money troubles" ... What I understood is that his grandfather never got free actually. He believed that money would buy it, but he never really got it. So, it´s a really nice philosophy on those verses, based on Bruce Dickinson's view about his grandfather. Not a bad song, definitely.