Time, like an ever-rolling stream, bears all it's sons away;
They fly, forgotten, as a dream dies at the op'ning day.
Rub-a-dub-dub
It's time for a scrub
So through clouds of steam
To a cracked and faded cream
Bath-tub wanders frail
Aphrodite, so pale
Pink and white
She is naked as sin
Wearing nothing but a grin
And a pin in her hair
Will she be drowned?
Found
With her hair tied behind
Shoulders back
And head inclined
To the sound of music
Playing above
Bathing her in love
But darkness and fear
Will disappear like the soap
When she opens her eyes.
She throws back her dormer windows
Morning light shows Ophelia raised
From her watery grave in a brave new world.
The Divine Comedy is a British musical project founded in 1990 by Northern Irish singer-songwriter Neil Hannon. Hannon, known for his distinctive vocal style and intricate melodies, has created a unique musical universe that blends elements of pop, classical music, vaudeville, and cabaret. His work is characterized by sophisticated and ironic lyrics, often inspired by English literature and popular culture. The Divine Comedy has released ten studio albums, including "Fanfare for the Comic Muse" (1996), considered a classic of the indie pop genre, and "Victory for the Comic Muse" (2001). Among his most well-known songs are "National Express", "Something for the Weekend", and "The Absent Lover". Hannon is also known for his collaborations with other artists, including British singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor.
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