A monument of insane thoughts,
Clad in iron hellfire.
The massive towers of Babylon,
Leading way up to the sky
And deep below, the underground-
The odem of a soulless world.
The giant clockwork that swallows all,
Ticks all life away
That's Metropolis
A thousand men of broken hope,
Slaves to the devil's machine.
Kept alive, by iron lounges,
Down in Metropolis city.
The massive towers of Babylon,
Leading way up to the sky.
And deep below, the underground-
The odem of a soulless world.
That's Metropolis
The Vision Bleak - Metropolis Lyrics
The Vision Bleak - Metropolis Lyrics
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A monument of insane thoughts,
Clad in iron hellfire.
The massive towers of Babylon,
Leading way up to the sky
And deep below, the underground-
The odem of a soulless world.
The giant clockwork that swallows all,
Ticks all life away
That's Metropolis
A thousand men of broken hope,
Slaves to the devil's machine.
Kept alive, by iron lounges,
Down in Metropolis city.
The massive towers of Babylon,
Leading way up to the sky.
And deep below, the underground-
The odem of a soulless world.
That's Metropolis
Clad in iron hellfire.
The massive towers of Babylon,
Leading way up to the sky
And deep below, the underground-
The odem of a soulless world.
The giant clockwork that swallows all,
Ticks all life away
That's Metropolis
A thousand men of broken hope,
Slaves to the devil's machine.
Kept alive, by iron lounges,
Down in Metropolis city.
The massive towers of Babylon,
Leading way up to the sky.
And deep below, the underground-
The odem of a soulless world.
That's Metropolis
Writer: EDWARD ALAN CLARKE, IAN FRASER KILMINSTER, PHILIP JOHN TAYLOR
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, ONErpm
Copyright: Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, ONErpm
Performed By: The Vision Bleak
Length: 4:46
Written by: EDWARD ALAN CLARKE, IAN FRASER KILMINSTER, PHILIP JOHN TAYLOR