The Man’s Gone Neal Morse
"The Man’s Gone" by Neal Morse, released in 2005, is a #Rock song exploring themes of loss, longing, and the search for redemption. The lyrics convey a deep emotional struggle following a departure, highlighting vulnerability and hope. Musically, it features intricate melodies and powerful instrumentation, showcasing Morse's progressive rock influence. The song resonates with listeners facing personal challenges, emphasizing resilience.
Cast out from the place of Eden
A mighty gulf placed in between them
Look around but no one's seen them together anymore
The favored son is now out wandering
Steeped in sin and money laundering
But very rarely ever pondering what his life is for
The man's gone to make his way alone
(The man's gone to make his way alone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
The mind got large, beyond it's station
Took full charge of his destination
Became a God of his own creation
Everything was his
In the stocks he made a killing
Invented games that he kept winning
But never really quite fulfilling
On who he really is
The man's gone to make his way alone
(The man's gone to make his way alone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
(We were of one mind and now he's gone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
(The man's gone to turn his heart to stone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
A mighty gulf placed in between them
Look around but no one's seen them together anymore
The favored son is now out wandering
Steeped in sin and money laundering
But very rarely ever pondering what his life is for
The man's gone to make his way alone
(The man's gone to make his way alone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
The mind got large, beyond it's station
Took full charge of his destination
Became a God of his own creation
Everything was his
In the stocks he made a killing
Invented games that he kept winning
But never really quite fulfilling
On who he really is
The man's gone to make his way alone
(The man's gone to make his way alone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
(We were of one mind and now he's gone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
(The man's gone to turn his heart to stone)
The man's gone to make his way alone
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