What's the reason for me to be this way?
I'm lying on the floor
I've broken through some door
I don't know how I came to this
There is blood lust in my eyes
And someone in my mind saying

I have forced you here
I'm hiding, right here inside you
Trapped in here so long
You'll find me growing in every man

Who is this that speaks to me?
Tearing down my mind
My reality
This must certainly be the one
What will I pay for this?
This evil synthesis!

I'm out of control
Evil takes my soul

I can feel you inside me
You're not stronger than me
I won't let you
No, you can't have me!

I won't let you destroy me
You took away my life
With your wicked seed
If you're able to take control
You'll bring damnation upon my soul



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Jeckyl & Hyde Lyrics as written by Matthew Barlow Jon Schaffer

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    This song has some of the most amazing drumming I've ever heard. Flat-out incredible.

    rock_hawkon June 09, 2006   Link
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    Tells the classic story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. One of my favorites, you can feel the conflict inside and even hear "Hyde" telling Dr. Jekyll the truth of who he is. Amazing.

    Pocket_Savioron November 06, 2004   Link
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    Perhaps my favourite Iced Earth song. It's incredible, but so is the entire Horror show album, if you ask me.

    BludgeonedExistenceon January 17, 2007   Link
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    Simply about the struggles of Dr. Jekyll while Mr. Hyde is taking over his soul.

    Crujebsulon February 25, 2007   Link

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