The Invisible Man Marillion
"The Invisible Man" by Marillion, released in 1990, is a #Rock song exploring themes of isolation, alienation, and the struggle for identity. The lyrics depict the feeling of being overlooked and unheard in society. Musically, it features intricate instrumentation and emotional vocals, enhancing its introspective message. The song resonates with those feeling marginalized, reflecting broader societal issues.
The world's gone mad
And I have lost touch
I shouldn't admit it
But I have
It slipped away while I was distracted
I haven't changed
I swear I haven't changed
How did this happen? I didn't feel myself
Evaporating...
My body has gone
But my eyes remain
Hovering. Witnessing
Cold as a ghost ... watching the streets
Sheltering in doorways of
Venice, Vienna
Budapest, Krakow, and Amsterdam
I have become the invisible man
The invisible heart beating against you
The invisible pulse silently thumping
I shout my name in the public places
No one seems to notice
No one understands
I stand perfectly still
In the middle of the road
I hold my nerve
I hold my nerve
Hold my nerve
But the cars don't swerve
And I have lost touch
I shouldn't admit it
But I have
It slipped away while I was distracted
I haven't changed
I swear I haven't changed
How did this happen? I didn't feel myself
Evaporating...
My body has gone
But my eyes remain
Hovering. Witnessing
Cold as a ghost ... watching the streets
Sheltering in doorways of
Venice, Vienna
Budapest, Krakow, and Amsterdam
I have become the invisible man
The invisible heart beating against you
The invisible pulse silently thumping
I shout my name in the public places
No one seems to notice
No one understands
I stand perfectly still
In the middle of the road
I hold my nerve
I hold my nerve
Hold my nerve
But the cars don't swerve
Comments (0)
The minimum comment length is 50 characters.
Information
Users of Guests are not allowed to comment this publication.
There are no comments yet. You can be the first!