Two years ago I was minding my business Tending my garden at sunrise I heard a voice in my head that intrigued me I answered yes Was I unwise?
Thus it began, all the long preparation He needed for his plan He cannot enter without invitation And I was his man!
That's why I always know what he's thinking! I always know when he's drinking and from whom When he slips in someone's room Oh yes! I always know who he's after I hear his triumphant laughter in my head When he finds some new well-bred undead
He sails across the seven seas His ship cuts through the waves And when the crimson moon comes out He drinks the blood of slaves
We have waited long for the Master's song And it's time to join in the chorus Sing his song, sing it loud and strong And the Master may give you new life!
Seward:
Tell me who is this Master? Isn't he a figment of your wild imagination? This is what we doctors call a morbid abberation I've seen this before
Renfield:
I can't speak of the Master. You must understand that all of this is confidential Take my word for it preparedness is quintessential I'm ready, I'm ready and soon I'll be free! I'll be free!
The schooner runs before the storm The crew is all below The captain fights to steer a course The Master strikes him so!
Trust me! I always know what he's thinking! I always know when he's sinking those sharp teeth I know where to send the wreath!
Master! They think a locked door prevents you You're on your way, I can sense you through the window, through the grating, through the floorboards, through the fanlight comes the mist