| 作曲 : Kathleen Brennan/Tom Waits | |
| Did you hear the news about Edward? | |
| On the back of his head he had another face | |
| Was it a woman's face or a young girl? | |
| They said to remove it would kill him | |
| So poor Edward was doomed | |
| The face could laugh and cry | |
| It was his devil twin | |
| And at night she spoke to him | |
| Things heard only in hell | |
| But they were impossible to separate | |
| Chained together for life | |
| Finally the bell tolled his doom | |
| He took a suite of rooms | |
| And hung himself and her from the balcony irons | |
| Some still believe he was freed from her | |
| But I knew her too well | |
| I say she drove him to suicide | |
| And took poor Edward to hell |
| zuo qu : Kathleen Brennan Tom Waits | |
| Did you hear the news about Edward? | |
| On the back of his head he had another face | |
| Was it a woman' s face or a young girl? | |
| They said to remove it would kill him | |
| So poor Edward was doomed | |
| The face could laugh and cry | |
| It was his devil twin | |
| And at night she spoke to him | |
| Things heard only in hell | |
| But they were impossible to separate | |
| Chained together for life | |
| Finally the bell tolled his doom | |
| He took a suite of rooms | |
| And hung himself and her from the balcony irons | |
| Some still believe he was freed from her | |
| But I knew her too well | |
| I say she drove him to suicide | |
| And took poor Edward to hell |
| zuò qǔ : Kathleen Brennan Tom Waits | |
| Did you hear the news about Edward? | |
| On the back of his head he had another face | |
| Was it a woman' s face or a young girl? | |
| They said to remove it would kill him | |
| So poor Edward was doomed | |
| The face could laugh and cry | |
| It was his devil twin | |
| And at night she spoke to him | |
| Things heard only in hell | |
| But they were impossible to separate | |
| Chained together for life | |
| Finally the bell tolled his doom | |
| He took a suite of rooms | |
| And hung himself and her from the balcony irons | |
| Some still believe he was freed from her | |
| But I knew her too well | |
| I say she drove him to suicide | |
| And took poor Edward to hell |