作曲 : Tommy Skeoch/Michael Barbiero/Jeff Keith/Frank Hannon/Brian Wheat | |
You're guilty of crime in the first degree | |
Second and third as well | |
My jury finds you'll be serving your time | |
When you go straight to hell' | |
Cause he was | |
Lord of the lightning though socially frightening | |
But never out to sell | |
Their nickels and pence meant more than did sense | |
And not the sensible thing | |
Nor did the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
All along, world was wrong, you was right | |
All that he saw, all he conceived | |
They just could not believe | |
Steinmetz and twain were friends that remained | |
Along with number three | |
He was electromagnetic, completely kinetic | |
New Wizard of the | |
WestBut they swindled and whined that he wasn't our kind | |
And said Edison knew best | |
He was the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
So you'd say your mind | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison's medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn't win | |
Edison's medicine | |
I spent twelve years of hard time, more like the best years of my life | |
Never heard or read a single word about the man and his wicked mind | |
They'll sell you on | |
Marconi, familiar but a phony | |
Story goes they sold their souls, swore that you'd never know | |
About the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
Swore you'd say your mind | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison's medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn't win | |
Edison's medicine | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison's medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn't win | |
Edison's medicine |
zuo qu : Tommy Skeoch Michael Barbiero Jeff Keith Frank Hannon Brian Wheat | |
You' re guilty of crime in the first degree | |
Second and third as well | |
My jury finds you' ll be serving your time | |
When you go straight to hell' | |
Cause he was | |
Lord of the lightning though socially frightening | |
But never out to sell | |
Their nickels and pence meant more than did sense | |
And not the sensible thing | |
Nor did the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
All along, world was wrong, you was right | |
All that he saw, all he conceived | |
They just could not believe | |
Steinmetz and twain were friends that remained | |
Along with number three | |
He was electromagnetic, completely kinetic | |
New Wizard of the | |
WestBut they swindled and whined that he wasn' t our kind | |
And said Edison knew best | |
He was the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
So you' d say your mind | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn' t win | |
Edison' s medicine | |
I spent twelve years of hard time, more like the best years of my life | |
Never heard or read a single word about the man and his wicked mind | |
They' ll sell you on | |
Marconi, familiar but a phony | |
Story goes they sold their souls, swore that you' d never know | |
About the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
Swore you' d say your mind | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn' t win | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn' t win | |
Edison' s medicine |
zuò qǔ : Tommy Skeoch Michael Barbiero Jeff Keith Frank Hannon Brian Wheat | |
You' re guilty of crime in the first degree | |
Second and third as well | |
My jury finds you' ll be serving your time | |
When you go straight to hell' | |
Cause he was | |
Lord of the lightning though socially frightening | |
But never out to sell | |
Their nickels and pence meant more than did sense | |
And not the sensible thing | |
Nor did the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
All along, world was wrong, you was right | |
All that he saw, all he conceived | |
They just could not believe | |
Steinmetz and twain were friends that remained | |
Along with number three | |
He was electromagnetic, completely kinetic | |
New Wizard of the | |
WestBut they swindled and whined that he wasn' t our kind | |
And said Edison knew best | |
He was the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
So you' d say your mind | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn' t win | |
Edison' s medicine | |
I spent twelve years of hard time, more like the best years of my life | |
Never heard or read a single word about the man and his wicked mind | |
They' ll sell you on | |
Marconi, familiar but a phony | |
Story goes they sold their souls, swore that you' d never know | |
About the man outta time, man outta time | |
Thought you was crazy, you was one of a kind | |
Man outta time, man outta time | |
Swore you' d say your mind | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn' t win | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You took a shot and it did you in | |
Edison' s medicine | |
You played your cards but you couldn' t win | |
Edison' s medicine |