The Man Who Played God Suzanne Vega
"The Man Who Played God" by Suzanne Vega, released in 1992, is a #Folk song exploring themes of power, responsibility, and the complexities of human relationships. The lyrics reflect on the moral dilemmas faced by those who wield influence. Unique elements include Vega's poetic storytelling and haunting melodies. The song highlights the struggle between ambition and ethical boundaries, resonating with listeners and contributing to Vega's reputation as a thoughtful songwriter.
[Verse 1]
Ah
Think about the world you know
Ah
Now think of where it wants to go
[Chorus]
All things you can see around you
You can change them
Rearrange them in your mind
If you love tales of transformation
Well then, one two three
You could be
The man who played God
[Verse 2]
Ah
You hammer it until it breaks
Ah
To every shape that nature makes
[Chorus]
All things living here around you
You can change them
Rearrange them in your mind
If you love tales of inspiration
Well then, one two three
You could be
The man who played God
Ah
Think about the world you know
Ah
Now think of where it wants to go
[Chorus]
All things you can see around you
You can change them
Rearrange them in your mind
If you love tales of transformation
Well then, one two three
You could be
The man who played God
[Verse 2]
Ah
You hammer it until it breaks
Ah
To every shape that nature makes
[Chorus]
All things living here around you
You can change them
Rearrange them in your mind
If you love tales of inspiration
Well then, one two three
You could be
The man who played God
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