Narcissus

How you fell in love with your reflection in the water, I'll never know
How you could mistreat such a wife and a daughter, I'll never know
You leaned so close, the water touched your nose
The greed in your eyes, they could see it from below

The ones who came before
Who waded from the shore
And plunged into the cold and murky world
And see no more

Oh, you think I'm a narcissist
Then I don't want a part in this
And I don't care if I made these bodies
Who think that thеy can take this from me

Narcissus
I don't want a part in this
And I don't care

So much of what you say is wrong
You madе me, yes, that's true
But I'll be damned if I belong to you

Too fair, the daffodil
I hear the laughing still
Of what could have been
Had you not turned to sin

Too fair, the daffodil
I hear the laughing still
Of what could have been
Had you not dived right in

Oh, you are a narcissist
You think I want a part in this?
And I don't care that you made my body
You think you own it wrongly

Narcissus
I won't take pity
I'll pluck the flowers from the shore
And you can stay there evermore
Evermore

Ah-ah, ah
Ah-ah-ah
Ooh, ah

Too fair, the daffodil
I hear the laughing still
Of what could have been
Had you not turned to sin

Oh, you are a narcissist (too fair, the daffodil)
I won't take pity (I hear the laughing still)
I'll pluck the flowers from the shore (of what could have been)
And you can stay there evermore (had you not dived right in)