Techno Ted may be a person who caused Chris incredible emotional pain & trepidation as well as moments of peace & happiness but now is removed and awaiting his fate. Darling may be a different person who is also free of him and can live her life free of Ted's tyranny. "In between all the laughing, and daydreams ... lies: a desert of truth" Lies are like a desert or the omission of Truth: Where there were Lies then Truth was absent. The song, "Techno Ted", may be a cathartic celebration of the downfall of this person.
A war in heaven in God's rage
He put me in this burning cage
Holy fury locks me in
Imprisoned by my deadly sin
Every hour the shadow king
Wonders what his cloth will bring
I've lived and loved and that's for sure
My fatal quest forevermore
The days of future past, to wander on the shore
A king without a queen, to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
Once crucified, you forgave it all
But my own life condemned to fall
Where's the glory in your name?
My twisted soul still burns in flame
Hark you angels, hear my call
Father, witness to my fall
Between the lines of sin and pain
I walk the earth now doomed again
The days of future past to wander on the shore
A king without a queen to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
The days of future past, to wander on the shore
A king without a queen, to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
The days of future past, to wander on the shore
A king without a queen, to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
He put me in this burning cage
Holy fury locks me in
Imprisoned by my deadly sin
Every hour the shadow king
Wonders what his cloth will bring
I've lived and loved and that's for sure
My fatal quest forevermore
The days of future past, to wander on the shore
A king without a queen, to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
Once crucified, you forgave it all
But my own life condemned to fall
Where's the glory in your name?
My twisted soul still burns in flame
Hark you angels, hear my call
Father, witness to my fall
Between the lines of sin and pain
I walk the earth now doomed again
The days of future past to wander on the shore
A king without a queen to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
The days of future past, to wander on the shore
A king without a queen, to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
The days of future past, to wander on the shore
A king without a queen, to die forevermore
To wander in the wasteland
Immortal to the end
Waiting for the judgement
But the judgement never ends
Lyrics submitted by ClimbingMonkey
Days of Future Past Lyrics as written by Bruce Dickinson Adrian Smith
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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