That singer, Buck Dharma, also repeats the line "Forty thousand men and women every day" and notes that "Romeo and Juliet/are together in eternity" after earlier claiming that "All our times have come/here, but now they're gone."
It was the final track on the 2002 live album A Long Day's Night. On "the last night of sadness," this song's singer relates that "the candles blew and then disappeared." That singer, Buck Dharma, also repeats the line "Forty thousand men and women every day" and notes that "Romeo and Juliet/are together in eternity" after earlier claiming that "All our times have come/here, but now they're gone." Actually produced by Sandy Pearlman rather than Bruce Dickinson, for 10 points, identify this Blue Oyster Cult song featured in an SNL sketch in which Will Ferrell's Gene Frenkle provides Christopher Walken with "more cowbell."
It was the final track on the 2002 live album A Long Day's Night.
“({Don't Fear}) {The Reaper} ”