Prologue:
Sixteen years have passed since he,
one perfect of his kind, the Casanova of his time,
crowned himself to conquer the land in craving for lust
Lust, one of the seven deadly sins, punishment he has suffered
Look at him what did he become, who is he now?

My mind is burning like fire
And my evil heart stands still
All the time they put me in a wheel chair
And their meds give me the thrill

Hold on, what’s going on?
Am I alive or dead, what’s reality?
Come on, what’s right or wrong?
Am I stumbling through the streets or is it just a stupid dream?

I’m so lost, no I’m not fine
I’m close to borderline
Because I’m sick yeah
They call me Mr. Madman
I was out, for not long
Three lusty women walked me home
When they left, they called me Mr. Madman

My head is constantly spinning
And my world is going down
All alone I’m staring through the window
Cause the white men took my crown

Hold on, what’s going on?
Am I alive or dead, what’s reality?
Come on, what’s right or wrong?
Am I talking like E.T. or is it just a stupid dream ?

I’m so lost, no I’m not fine
I’m close to borderline
Because I’m sick yeah
They call me Mr. Madman
Hey you, listen I can sing
Those evil white men got me in
When they left here they called me Mr. Madman

I’m done with my tricks
Cause yeah the straightjacket fits
When I’m out, you will get who’s Mr. Madman!
I will take my last pill, gettin’ ready for the thrill
When I’m out you will know who’s Mr. Madman!

- Solo -

I’m so lost, no I’m not fine
I’m close to borderline
Because I’m sick yeah
They call me Mr. Madman
Hey you, listen I can sing
Those evil white men got me in
When they left here they called me Mr. Madman

I’m done with my tricks
Cause yeah the straightjacket fits
When I’m out, you will get who’s Mr. Madman!
I will take my last pill, gettin’ ready for the thrill
When I’m out you will know who’s Mr. Madman!


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Who is Mr. Madman? Lyrics as written by Sascha Gerstner

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    this song is simply amazing. It might well be the best song of the deris era. It's kind of funny because even thought it is the following of perfect gentleman, musically it has nothing to do with it. Perfect gentleman was pure happy metal, while this one is dark heavy, fast and aggressive and it potrays vry well the situation in which our main character has ended up...

    mordred87on November 24, 2010   Link

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