(music: A. Vandenberg, lyrics: R. Young)
There's a rose that grows up through the pavement
She's reachin' for the sky, but she knows
She's lost in a world that has no pity
It's all to keep the rats from your door
But in her dreams, it's hard to tell the fringe from the seams
And then she cries, do angels die
Chorus:
Everything she wants, everything she needs
It's hard to reach the sky, when you're on your knees
Everything she wants, everything she needs
Reachin' for it all, but she's in too deep
Now all her friends, the hookers and the prancers
They're tryin' to find the sense in it all
But she knows, that nobody has the answers
And no one gives a damn when you fall
She understands, you never get the blood off your hands
And then she cries, do angels die
(chorus)
(Solo)
And then she cries, do angels die
(chorus)
Reachin' for it all, but she's in too deep
Do angels die, do angels cry, cry cry cry, do they cry
Do you hear them cry as they're falling down, do they make a sound...
(Everything she wants, everything she needs) (repeats out)
Manic Eden was a short-lived supergroup formed in the 1990s, featuring members of Whitesnake: Adrian Vandenberg (guitar), Tommy Aldridge (drums) and Rudy Sarzo (bass). Initially, the lead singer was James Christian (House Of Lords), later replaced by Ron Young (Little Caesar). There are no known recordings of James Christian with the band. Fifteen years after the release of their self-titled album, Manic Eden has become a highly sought-after item.
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