歌词
The Song Of Frankenstein
Listen to me while I tell you a tale of the secrets of Heaven and earth
Dry your tears and I'll break your heart, till you curse the hour of your birth
Hear my voice and I'll sing you a song of the devious nature of man
I'll tell you where I came from and I'll tell you what I am
Does the candle envy the sun? Does the street lamp covet the moon?
Is a teardrop jealous of the ocean? Does my heart yearn for you?
When I drink, does it make me thirsty? When I dance, does it still my blood?
When I run can I outrun the wind? Does my soul wait for your love?
The moon gazed down on his midnight craft as he laboured away where he stood
I was made from dust by kindness, created to be loved
By God-like science I was raised up, but I was the work of the damned
This beast that he'd assembled made him sick at the work of his hands
I kissed the earth, I sang to the moon, each day so precious to me
I dared to hope for happiness but it was just a dream
And dream has the power to poison sleep, I saw my face in the glass and I cried
A dog doesn't judge his master's frame and I'm beautiful inside
They break my bones with sticks and stones, for what I appear to be
Am I the fallen angel, no Eve to comfort me?
I swear by the sun, by the blue sky of Heaven, by the fire that burns here inside
Man shall be a monster and torment be his bride