Praise ye the Lord from the earth ya sea monsters
Stretch out your necks let us see ya breathe fire
Out of the depths of the sea comes Leviathan
How many heads will there be on Leviathan?
The serpent was small but swiftly uncoiling
From Pharaoh to Caesar he grew his blood boiling
Out of the depths of the sea comes Leviathan
How many heads will there be on Leviathan?
From his mouth a blazing torch
With sparks of fire leaping forth
And form his nostrils smoke comes dank as death
He sneezes and bright light comes out
He's king of the sons of pride, no doubt
And when he turns on you
YOU BETTER LOOK OUT!
In the day of the Lord He will slay the sea monster
He will punish the dragon that rose from the water
Out of the depths of the sea comes Leviathan
There will be no place to flee for Leviathan
One day we all will be free from Leviathan
Neal Morse is an American musician of international fame, known primarily for his work in progressive rock. Born in 1964, he began his musical career in the 1980s with the band Spock's Beard, founded together with guitarist Dave Meros. With Spock's Beard, Morse helped define a new progressive sound, characterized by intricate melodies, poetic lyrics and a strong jazz influence. In addition to his work with Spock's Beard, Morse is also a member of the supergroups Transatlantic and Flying Colors, collaborating with some of the biggest names in progressive rock worldwide such as Mike Portnoy, Roine Stolt and Steve Hackett. Morse is a talented multi-instrumentalist, but his main instrument is the piano. His virtuoso technique and ability to compose memorable melodies have made him one of the most acclaimed artists in the contemporary progressive rock scene. Among his most representative songs are "The Sky Is Falling", "The Way Home" and "The Great Adventure".
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