Who can tell the 'dead man's story'?

I'm not sure which specific 'dead can man story' you are referring to. There could be many fictional or personal stories with such a title. Maybe you can give more context?

Sabaton's 'Attack of the Dead Man' seems to be inspired by historical events. It could be about a battle where the soldiers had to keep fighting even when they were extremely fatigued or outnumbered. The 'dead man' in the title might symbolize the state of the soldiers who were so worn out that they were like the walking dead, yet still pushed forward in the face of the enemy. The lyrics would likely give more detailed accounts of the situation, such as the setting of the battle, the weapons used, and the emotions of the combatants.

Once there was a dead man found in an old, abandoned house. No one knew who he was at first. His body was just lying there, cold and still. It turned out he was a traveler who got lost in a storm and sought shelter in the house, but unfortunately, he had a heart condition and the stress of being lost was too much for him.

The main person involved in the 'dead man's hand story' was Wild Bill Hickok. He was the one who was holding the so - called 'dead man's hand' of two black aces and two black eights when he met his untimely death during a poker game.

Wild Bill Hickok was at the center of the Dead Man's Hand story. He was a prominent figure in the Wild West known for his gun - fighting skills and his love for gambling. When he was in that saloon in Deadwood, he became the key figure in this story. Also, the person who shot him was involved in a way, as it was his actions that made the hand of cards Hickok was holding famous. But it's mainly Hickok's name that is associated with the Dead Man's Hand story.

Since I don't know the specific 'dead man's island story', it's hard to say. But it could have characters like an adventurer who stumbles upon the island, perhaps a local fisherman who knows some tales about the island, and of course, the mysterious dead man whose presence looms over the story.

I don't know who wrote this 'the dead man's brains story' as there is no information given. It could be an unknown author or it might be a very niche or local story that isn't widely known in the literary world.

Wild Bill Hickok is associated with the 'dead man's hand story'. He was the one holding the aces and eights when he was killed.

I'm not sure of a specific 'dead man's brains' scary story. But it could be about a mad scientist who tries to experiment on a dead man's brains, and then strange things start to happen like the dead man's consciousness seems to come alive in a nightmarish way.

The 'dead man's shoes' can refer to the situation where someone is waiting for another person to die in order to take over their position or possessions. However, without more specific context about which 'dead man's shoes real story' you mean, it's hard to give detailed information. It could be a story in a particular workplace where an ambitious colleague is eyeing a promotion that will only be available when the current holder dies or retires.