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Yesterday on the stairs
I met a man who wasn't there
Saw him again in the hall,
Standing against the wall.
I blinked and he was gone
Really he wasn't there at all

I won't see this man again
I never asked this man his name
Tommrow he won't be by the door
Like he was the day before

I didn't see this man today
Can't hear the word's he doesn't say
I may be by myself
But I wish he'd go away...

I haven't seen this man, whos name I do not know
I haven't seen him for a while, I think he died some time ago

Oh no, not he
He's never lost control
I'm face to face
With The Man Who Owns The World.

Yesterday I was there
Waiting by the stairs
For the man who always looked at me
But claimed he couldn't see

So I stopped him in the hall
Blocked him next to a wall
He insisted he was alone
So I left this mans home

I was there by the door
I saw him stare striahgt through me
But he was sure, he wouldn't see,
something as make believe as me

Today I whispered in his ear
I know he'd wish I'd disappear
But he'll never be alone
I'll never leave him on his own...

The Damage has been done, my name he does not know
The Damage has been done, he thinks I died some time ago,

Who knows, Of me?
I never lost control
You're face to face
With the Man who Owns The World

Who knows, of me?
I never lost control
You're face to face
With The Man Who Owns The World.


That's a song I wrote, inspired from David Bowie's - The Man Who Sold The World. And the poem that that was inspiried from.

It makes a lot more sense if you understand it, but I'm not sure if it's good so some constructive criticism would be nice.

But yeah, basically it's about the fears we face in life. It's a metaphor for like a multiple personality disorder. The first verse is a view from the sufferer and the second is about the actual second personality taking effect.
It also goes a little deeper and can be a metaphor for the devil, steering us wrong, telling us what we can't do etc.
I don't think I explained it that well but hopefully you get the jist. Tell me what you think please.

It got spooky when you switched views I liked it