Nazareth Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 51 | King Is Dead |
| 52 | You Love Another |
| 53 | Empty Arms, Empty Heart |
| 54 | Enough Love |
| 55 | Hard Living |
| 56 | Hit the Fan |
| 57 | We Are the People |
| 58 | Homesick Again |
| 59 | I Will Not Be Led |
| 60 | Lift the Lid |
| 61 | Shapes of Things |
| 62 | Another Year |
| 63 | Boys in the Band |
| 64 | Madelaine |
| 65 | Revenge Is Sweet |
| 66 | This Month’s Messiah |
| 67 | Busted |
| 68 | Liar |
| 69 | Back to the Trenches |
| 70 | Sad Song |
| 71 | Fool About You |
| 72 | All the King’s Horses |
| 73 | Loretta |
| 74 | Take the Rap |
| 75 | Lady Luck |
| 76 | Gimme What’s Mine |
| 77 | Love, Now You’re Gone |
| 78 | Warning |
| 79 | Light My Way |
| 80 | New York Broken Toy |
| 81 | Down Home Girl |
| 82 | Keep On Travellin’ |
| 83 | The Gathering |
| 84 | Gloria |
| 85 | Claim to Fame |
| 86 | Spinning Top |
| 87 | Road Trip |
| 88 | Loggin’ On |
| 89 | Big Dog’s Gonna Howl |
| 90 | In My Time |
| 91 | Cinema |
| 92 | Mean Streets |
| 93 | Steamroller |
| 94 | Gatecrash |
| 95 | What’s in It for Me |
| 96 | Hang On to a Dream |
| 97 | Cat’s Eye, Apple Pie |
| 98 | Ship of Dreams |
| 99 | Preservation |
| 100 | Showdown at the Border |
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About Nazareth
Nazareth is a Scottish hard rock band formed in Dunfermline in 1968 who became masters of gritty, blues-infused rock with Dan McCafferty's distinctive raspy vocals as their signature. Their breakthrough came with covers like "Love Hurts" (originally by the Everly Brothers) and Joni Mitchell's "This Flight Tonight," which they transformed into hard rock anthems, while originals like "Hair of the Dog" became stadium classics. The band's raw, unpolished sound and working-class Scottish roots gave them authenticity that resonated globally, making them pioneers of the heavy rock movement alongside Led Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Over five decades, Nazareth has maintained their commitment to straightforward, powerful rock, influencing countless hard rock and metal bands with their no-frills approach and McCafferty's unmistakable growl.