-MEGAMAN/(PROTOMAN)-

I will not fight you (You have no choice)
I'll stand beside you (I stand alone)
You're still their hero (Then they are fools)
This cannot be the only way (You will see...)
They don't deserve this (When this is through)
Now more than ever (Mankind will fall)
We are their hope (They would not stand)
They know no better (They would not fight)
They are not ready (They never will)
Even now there is hope for man (My father's words?)
Your father loved you (He still believes?)
His heart was broken (His only weakness)
His greatest strength (Now we shall see...)
You are not evil (...if they will stand)
You are not broken (...beside their hero!)
We both know they'll never fight! (You finally get it.)
(There are no heroes. Mankind is doomed.)

(You will never have another hero! You will never have another chance! You will fall, because you never tried to stand for yourselves!)

-(CHOIR)-

(Destroy him!
You can save us! (+Destroy him!)
You're our only hope! (+ Destroy him!)(+You can save us!)
Kill Protoman!)

-PROTOMAN-

If these people... Tell this story...
...To their children... As they sleep...
...Then maybe someday... They'll see a hero...
...Is just a man... Who knows he's free...

-(CHOIR)/MEGAMAN-

(He could not save himself.)
(How could he save us?)
(For all the blood he shed) And as I live
(Your brother failed us) There is no evil that will stand
(There's nothing you could do) And I will finish
(You had no choice) What was started
(Why do you cry for him?) The fight of Protoman!
(You are our hero.)
(You are our hero!)
You are the dead.

(We are the dead!) ((x10))


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    I'm confused, in some of the transcribed lyrics that I've found online theres an entire verse following "You are the dead!" and before the chorus of "We are the dead" which describes Megaman walking away from the crowd and allowing them to be slaughtered by Wiley, but I don't hear this verse at all in the CD version. Is this a live performance or another source that it's coming from? It seems like crucial story information, why was it omitted?

    audrina1313on March 29, 2014   Link

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