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The Unforgiven
Michael Schenker Group Lyrics


Fat City N.O. I've gone through a lot for my freedom Lost a life…
Forever And More Packed her bags and headed for the station It's five A.M.…
Hello Angel This situation Is getting mean Gothenburg was a heavy scen…
Illusion Runnin backwards on a stormy ride Disillusion in your wake …
In And Out Of Time It doesn't matter if you're wrong or if you're right. It mak…
Live For Today Storm's closing in The kind that makes the world upside dow…
Pilot of Your Soul Slow down Can't you see you're moving too fast? I believe …
Rude Awakening You know I tried to trust you You know I really…
The Mess I've Made I have faith in love For a long time it was…
The Storm Kiss it all to the wind It's never goodbye my friend I'll…
Tower The ocean She is raging No land is in sight for miles Sai…
Turning Off The Emotion Found you in the dark Reeking of a cheap perfume Hiding in…


Chris Logan


on Fatal Strike

Hahahaha This was an entertaining read! Not precisely correct, but very close. Looks like ChatGPT 3.5 gave this analysis of the lyrics.

"Solo flight" refers to the actual personnel on the aircraft, not a lone aircraft: 1 crew member on board an F-117 Nighthawk, with a wing man in another F-117 flying in tandem, 'holding tight.'

The song was written based on the real, true to life account from the pilot of the first aircraft to drop bombs on Baghdad, Iraq, at the very start of the Gulf War. His first target was the main communications tower, downtown.

Crossing the border at Rafha refers to Rafha, Saudi Arabia, not to be confused with Rafah, Egypt (along its border with the Gaza Strip).

The following link is not the article from which the lyrics were derived, but it is close; It's the account from an F-117 pilot that flew into Baghdad the same night, but in the 2nd wave of Nighthawks as opposed to the first:

https://www.defensemedianetwork.com/stories/gulf-war-black-jet-over-baghdad/

Check it out - It's an interesting read!

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