Against the wall, they see you
No where to run, nowhere to hide
Hero in mask, the cracks are showing
A faceless god to shade to perfect light

Wounds of hate that pierce so deep
They never die
Oh, my revenge is bitter sweet

Lost in the night
Wandering alone
Try as I might to escape the fight
It never lets me go
Oh no, oh no, I've got to find a way
A way, a way, a way to rise above it all

Savior or fool, the mystery
Fades into the cruel shade night
The broken disguise, can not comprehend
What was and will be
Until the very end

Wounds of hate that pierce so deep
They never die

Oh, my revenge is bitter sweet
Lost in the night
Wandering alone
Try as I might to escape the fight
It never lets me go
Oh no, oh no, I've got to find a way
A way, a way, a way to rise above it all

Yeah!

Oh, when the north wind steep
That is when we'll meet again
Oh, when the shadows keep
In the twilight I'll descend

Good and evil
Never ends
Your just a means to an end!

Against the wall, they see you
No where to run, nowhere to hide
Hero in mask, the cracks are showing
A faceless god to shade to perfect light

Wounds of hate that pierce so deep
They never die
Oh, my revenge is bitter sweet

Lost in the night
Wandering alone
Try as I might to escape the fight
It never lets me go
Oh no, oh no, I've got to find a way
A way, a way, a way to rise above it all

Savior or fool, the mystery
Fades into the cruel shade night
The broken disguise, can not comprehend
What was and will be
Until the very end

Wounds of hate that pierce so deep
They never die
Oh, my revenge is bitter sweet

Lost in the night
Wandering alone
Try as I might to escape the fight
It never lets me go
Oh no, oh no, I've got to find a way
A way, a way, a way to rise above it all

Against the wall, they see you
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide

Hero in mask, the cracks are showing
A faceless god to shade to perfect light

Wounds of hate that pierce so deep
They never die

Oh, my revenge is bitter sweet

Lost in the night
Wandering alone
Try as I might to escape the fight
It never lets me go
Oh no, oh no, I've got to find a way
A way, a way, a way to rise above it all

Savior or fool, the mystery
Fades into the cruel shade night
The broken disguise, can not comprehend
What was and will be
Until the very end

Wounds of hate that pierce so deep
They never die
Oh, my revenge is bitter sweet

Lost in the night
Wandering alone
Try as I might to escape the fight

It never lets me go
Oh no, oh no, I've got to find a way
A way, a way, a way to rise above it all


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    This song is simply amazing. It is obviously a prequel to the song The Divine Wings of Tragedy, as the ending is a reprise of one of this epic's themes.

    An interesting note, however: the acoustic ending passage in this song is in Ebm, whereas in Divine Wings it is in Dm... just a half-step difference. Bizarre.

    HoratioCaineon June 17, 2007   Link

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