Intro
[D#m] [C#] [B] [C#] [B] [C#] [D#m]
[D#m] [C#] [B] [C#] [B] [C#] [D#m]
Verse 1
A [D#m]child in sweet duplicity
For innocence? Or slavery to [B]nature
And the bents that haunt him [F#]straight out of the [C#]womb?
He [D#m]doesn't have to learn the things unseemly that his instinct brings
To [B]carry like a burden from the [F#]cradle to the [C#]tomb
You'll [B]never have to teach him how to l[D#m]ie
If [B]we are born in innocence, well, [F#]don't you wonder [C#]why?
For [B]selfishness already dwells in[D#m]side
The [B]birthright of Adam, the [C#]curse of the [A#m]old man
Chorus
[F#m]Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the [D]fairytale
This is [E]much more [(C#)]frightening
[F#m]Darkness and light
Feed the new man and [D]tear the veil
See the [E]old man dying
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m]
Verse 2
Be[D#m]hold the loving family man
Who tries to do the best he can
And [B]loves his wife and children even [F#]more than his own [C#]life
But [D#m]just like that, a wandering eye leads to a suffocating lie
And [B]selfishness and deep betrayal [F#]cuts them like a [C#]knife
If [B]mankind doesn't have a sinful [D#m]drive
Then [B]tell me why he'd wreck his life to [F#]get some on the [C#]side?
The [B]warring of two natures deep in[D#m]side
[B]Starving the new keeps the [C#]old man a[A#m]live
Chorus
[F#m]Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the [D]fairytale
This is [E]much more [(C#)]frightening
[F#m]Darkness and light
Feed the new man and [D]tear the veil
See the [E]old man dying
Soul sickness nailed to a [C#]cro-[D#m]oss
- Solo -
[D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [G#] [G#] [G#] [G#]
[D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [G#] [G#] [G#] [G#]
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [D] [D] [E] [C#m]
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [D] [D] [C#m]
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m]
Chorus - N.C
Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the fairytale
This is much more frightening
Darkness and light
Feed the new man and tear the veil
See the old man dying
[F#m]Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the [D]fairytale
This is [E]much more [(C#)]frightening
[F#m]Darkness and light
Feed the new man and [D]tear the veil
See the [E]old man dying
[Am]Humankind in innocence, a [F]lie so thinly [G]veiled
[Am]Man born without soul sickness: this [F]is the fairyt[G]ale
[Am]Whoa-oh-oh-oh
Hide in the [F]fairytale, ye[G]ah
[Am]Yeah! New man and [F]tear the veil
See the [G]old man dying
[D#m] [C#] [B] [C#] [B] [C#] [D#m]
[D#m] [C#] [B] [C#] [B] [C#] [D#m]
Verse 1
A [D#m]child in sweet duplicity
For innocence? Or slavery to [B]nature
And the bents that haunt him [F#]straight out of the [C#]womb?
He [D#m]doesn't have to learn the things unseemly that his instinct brings
To [B]carry like a burden from the [F#]cradle to the [C#]tomb
You'll [B]never have to teach him how to l[D#m]ie
If [B]we are born in innocence, well, [F#]don't you wonder [C#]why?
For [B]selfishness already dwells in[D#m]side
The [B]birthright of Adam, the [C#]curse of the [A#m]old man
Chorus
[F#m]Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the [D]fairytale
This is [E]much more [(C#)]frightening
[F#m]Darkness and light
Feed the new man and [D]tear the veil
See the [E]old man dying
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m]
Verse 2
Be[D#m]hold the loving family man
Who tries to do the best he can
And [B]loves his wife and children even [F#]more than his own [C#]life
But [D#m]just like that, a wandering eye leads to a suffocating lie
And [B]selfishness and deep betrayal [F#]cuts them like a [C#]knife
If [B]mankind doesn't have a sinful [D#m]drive
Then [B]tell me why he'd wreck his life to [F#]get some on the [C#]side?
The [B]warring of two natures deep in[D#m]side
[B]Starving the new keeps the [C#]old man a[A#m]live
Chorus
[F#m]Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the [D]fairytale
This is [E]much more [(C#)]frightening
[F#m]Darkness and light
Feed the new man and [D]tear the veil
See the [E]old man dying
Soul sickness nailed to a [C#]cro-[D#m]oss
- Solo -
[D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [G#] [G#] [G#] [G#]
[D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [D#m] [G#] [G#] [G#] [G#]
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [D] [D] [E] [C#m]
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [D] [D] [C#m]
[F#m] [F#m] [F#m] [F#m]
Chorus - N.C
Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the fairytale
This is much more frightening
Darkness and light
Feed the new man and tear the veil
See the old man dying
[F#m]Day and night
Jekyll and Hyde in the [D]fairytale
This is [E]much more [(C#)]frightening
[F#m]Darkness and light
Feed the new man and [D]tear the veil
See the [E]old man dying
[Am]Humankind in innocence, a [F]lie so thinly [G]veiled
[Am]Man born without soul sickness: this [F]is the fairyt[G]ale
[Am]Whoa-oh-oh-oh
Hide in the [F]fairytale, ye[G]ah
[Am]Yeah! New man and [F]tear the veil
See the [G]old man dying
