Edward Mordrake -

You’ll meet me and meet me again,

my misery

My body’s a cage and

I’m never alone

'cause my cellmate is me

My phantom face tells me lies,

he whispers and jeers in the night

Without a sound,

he bathes in my grief

Raise your glass

and drink to our collective health

Save the cask

so that I can try to find the bottom

You see the charm, the charm in my face

(graceful, poignant)

But you look twice when I walk away

(twisted, malignant)

Oh, I may die…

but I still hear the voices inside

You’ll meet me and meet me again,

my misery

My body’s a cage and

I’m never alone

'cause my cellmate is me

My phantom face tells me lies,

he whispers and jeers in the night

Without a sound,

he bathes in my grief

Gaze upon us one last time,

tonight I end this tale

You see the charm, the charm in my face

(graceful, poignant)

But you look twice when I walk away

(twisted, malignant)

Oh, I may die…

but I still hear the voices inside

One locked tower room,

noose in hand,

wait for the dusk to appear

Scrawl one last request:

'Destroy the face so that I’ll rest in peace'

I will abide to no further torment

Pray death comes quick in this final moment

'Oh, not so fast dear Edward

I’ll never let you go!'

You’ll meet me and meet me again,

my misery

My body’s a cage and

I’m never alone

'cause my cellmate is me!