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“Moya

The song title is a reference to band member Mike Moya. Concert setlists refer to this song as ‘Gorecki’ because it is a reworking of his third symphony.

BBF3

The song title "BBF3" refers to the vox pop interviewee going by the name of ‘Blaise Bailey Finnegan III’, whose eccentric ramblings form the core of the song. Finnegan recites a poem which he claims to have written himself. The poem is, in fact, composed mostly of lyrics from the song ‘Virus’ by Iron Maiden that were written by their then-vocalist Blaze Bayley. Blaise Bailey Finnegan III is also heard interviewed at the beginning of the track ‘Providence’ on the group's previous release F♯ A♯ ∞, and indeed some concert performances of ‘BBF3’ also incorporate that sample.”

— Wikipedia