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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 should 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

I will hear your prayers
As you whisper alone
I am the one you felt was close
You lit a candle
Blessings in the cold night air

I will feel your breath as you turn to go
I will watch you leave
From somewhere up high
As you cross the pardk
In the Autumn light
In the Autumn light
In the Autumn light

If I close my eyes
Ican see where you live
Climb the winding stairs
Up to your apartment
The scent of you preparing
His evening meal
I ust watch in dread
When he's cruel to you
In horrified silence
As you make love
I cannot lift a hand
Lift a hand to stop him
I don't exist What can I do?
What can I do?

I will scream in your ear
As you're passing by
I will wrap my arms around you
You won't hear, you won't feel me
I will walk stride for stride with you
I will try to help
When you stumble
You will stumble through me.

I have become the invisible man
It's all I am
Invisible

I have read all your letters
I know what you contain
I have dreamt your dreams
My head...
My head is haunted
I will scram again
I am perfectly sane
I am perfectly sane
But I am
The invisible man
I am The invisible man

Talk to me
Acknowledge me
Confide in me
Confess to me ... or
Leave me be
Leave me be.



Written by: Marillion, Julia Meyer
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 should 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      I will hear your prayers    As you whisper alone   I am the one you felt was close   You lit a candle   Blessings in the cold night air      I will feel your breath as you turn to go   I will watch you leave   From somewhere up high   As you cross the pardk    In the Autumn light   In the Autumn light   In the Autumn light      If I close my eyes   Ican see where you live   Climb the winding stairs   Up to your apartment   The scent of you preparing   His evening meal   I ust watch in dread    When he's cruel to you   In horrified silence   As you make love   I cannot lift a hand   Lift a hand to stop him   I don't exist What can I do?   What can I do?      I will scream in your ear   As you're passing by   I will wrap my arms around you   You won't hear, you won't feel me   I will walk stride for stride with you   I will try to help   When you stumble   You will stumble through me.      I have become the invisible man   It's all I am   Invisible      I have read all your letters   I know what you contain   I have dreamt your dreams   My head...   My head is haunted   I will scram again   I am perfectly sane   I am perfectly sane   But I am   The invisible man   I am The invisible man      Talk to me   Acknowledge me   Confide in me   Confess to me ... or   Leave me be   Leave me be.            Written by: Marillion, Julia Meyer
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