Iron Maiden - Cross-Eyed Mary

Binder turned to choirmaster Earl Brown, who in one night feverishly wrote an anthem to the world and the fraternity entitled “If I Can Dream” (“When I Dream”). As Binder realized, this was the most reliable way to bridge the gap between Elvis and the generation who advocated ending apartheid in America and for peace in Vietnam. Instead of securing Parker’s consent, who would probably look askance at his initiative, the director asked Brown to sit at the piano and show the song to Elvis. In a fit of good feelings, he fired up with enthusiasm and promised to fulfill it at the end of the program, even if he had to clash with the colonel because of this.