| Song | Caleb |
| Artist | Sonata Arctica |
| Album | 20 Years of Nuclear Blast |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Sonata Arctica | |
| Unia | |
| Caleb | |
| [There is a man in this world who has never smiled | |
| You may know his tragedy, the later years by heart | |
| In the beginning there was a mother, father and a child | |
| A troubled little silent boy whose life they were to destroy | |
| Known to us from this day on like his father, Caleb] | |
| His mother came up with such a clever way to save the day with a little white lie. | |
| He thinks he missed the point back then, but now he's grown to understand it, in a way. | |
| "Father said "I'm sorry" only once, as I remember" | |
| "The words were not meant to hurt, only destroy you, my stupid son..." | |
| One person can make a difference, sometimes... | |
| Just turn his head when the kid is still and has a weak neck. | |
| Smiled at his funeral, "happy you're dead." | |
| All his solutions, it seemed, were only problems in disguise | |
| Glueing on his drinkin´ face, got ready to erase another day... | |
| Mother was yet confident, although they had it tight, taught her son | |
| At the end of every tunnel’s a little light. | |
| It wasn't a lie, it was her hope, that everything would be fine one day | |
| "He can fulfill his every dream, I’m happy as long as he’s not." | |
| "I hate it and fear can't face it | |
| the child is not right, he's my greatest shame | |
| Go out, create thunder, and stand right under | |
| That old apple tree | |
| Where dead snakes let him feed on those | |
| Lost hopes, all those kind words could hurt him even more, now | |
| Somehow, lost one more way back home | |
| Out on the lake, he rows towards a monster he should’ve been running away from, years ago. | |
| The past had made him blind to the way he’d turned the pain into a way of life. | |
| Followed his father, tucked him in, Caleb knows the trade. | |
| He’s the portrait of a man his mother drew to hate forever. | |
| She was a beast, a deadly saint, wrong in many ways | |
| Wanted to keep up the charade, until the end waltzing together | |
| Over the hills, under the sea, | |
| Fighting the will, whole Universe | |
| Why does a man driving a hearse | |
| Live in fear, Gift and a Curse | |
| Taking ´em out, taking ´em all, | |
| Shooting the wall, over and out | |
| When nothing moves, all’s well, | |
| A decision he can find a way to live with | |
| ... and dried up flowers are so beautiful. | |
| And it applies to all things living, and dead. | |
| For that I serve my time... in my suite in Hell. | |
| [Solo] | |
| "Now I ring the bell to tell the world, | |
| I'm ready when they bring out the soon to be dead against the wall ..." | |
| This necessary evil has no heart | |
| Flowers and people he will now enlace | |
| A price he must pay serving a cold | |
| ... whatevergod. |
| Sonata Arctica | |
| Unia | |
| Caleb | |
| There is a man in this world who has never smiled | |
| You may know his tragedy, the later years by heart | |
| In the beginning there was a mother, father and a child | |
| A troubled little silent boy whose life they were to destroy | |
| Known to us from this day on like his father, Caleb | |
| His mother came up with such a clever way to save the day with a little white lie. | |
| He thinks he missed the point back then, but now he' s grown to understand it, in a way. | |
| " Father said " I' m sorry" only once, as I remember" | |
| " The words were not meant to hurt, only destroy you, my stupid son..." | |
| One person can make a difference, sometimes... | |
| Just turn his head when the kid is still and has a weak neck. | |
| Smiled at his funeral, " happy you' re dead." | |
| All his solutions, it seemed, were only problems in disguise | |
| Glueing on his drinkin face, got ready to erase another day... | |
| Mother was yet confident, although they had it tight, taught her son | |
| At the end of every tunnel' s a little light. | |
| It wasn' t a lie, it was her hope, that everything would be fine one day | |
| " He can fulfill his every dream, I' m happy as long as he' s not." | |
| " I hate it and fear can' t face it | |
| the child is not right, he' s my greatest shame | |
| Go out, create thunder, and stand right under | |
| That old apple tree | |
| Where dead snakes let him feed on those | |
| Lost hopes, all those kind words could hurt him even more, now | |
| Somehow, lost one more way back home | |
| Out on the lake, he rows towards a monster he should' ve been running away from, years ago. | |
| The past had made him blind to the way he' d turned the pain into a way of life. | |
| Followed his father, tucked him in, Caleb knows the trade. | |
| He' s the portrait of a man his mother drew to hate forever. | |
| She was a beast, a deadly saint, wrong in many ways | |
| Wanted to keep up the charade, until the end waltzing together | |
| Over the hills, under the sea, | |
| Fighting the will, whole Universe | |
| Why does a man driving a hearse | |
| Live in fear, Gift and a Curse | |
| Taking em out, taking em all, | |
| Shooting the wall, over and out | |
| When nothing moves, all' s well, | |
| A decision he can find a way to live with | |
| ... and dried up flowers are so beautiful. | |
| And it applies to all things living, and dead. | |
| For that I serve my time... in my suite in Hell. | |
| Solo | |
| " Now I ring the bell to tell the world, | |
| I' m ready when they bring out the soon to be dead against the wall ..." | |
| This necessary evil has no heart | |
| Flowers and people he will now enlace | |
| A price he must pay serving a cold | |
| ... whatevergod. |
| Sonata Arctica | |
| Unia | |
| Caleb | |
| There is a man in this world who has never smiled | |
| You may know his tragedy, the later years by heart | |
| In the beginning there was a mother, father and a child | |
| A troubled little silent boy whose life they were to destroy | |
| Known to us from this day on like his father, Caleb | |
| His mother came up with such a clever way to save the day with a little white lie. | |
| He thinks he missed the point back then, but now he' s grown to understand it, in a way. | |
| " Father said " I' m sorry" only once, as I remember" | |
| " The words were not meant to hurt, only destroy you, my stupid son..." | |
| One person can make a difference, sometimes... | |
| Just turn his head when the kid is still and has a weak neck. | |
| Smiled at his funeral, " happy you' re dead." | |
| All his solutions, it seemed, were only problems in disguise | |
| Glueing on his drinkin face, got ready to erase another day... | |
| Mother was yet confident, although they had it tight, taught her son | |
| At the end of every tunnel' s a little light. | |
| It wasn' t a lie, it was her hope, that everything would be fine one day | |
| " He can fulfill his every dream, I' m happy as long as he' s not." | |
| " I hate it and fear can' t face it | |
| the child is not right, he' s my greatest shame | |
| Go out, create thunder, and stand right under | |
| That old apple tree | |
| Where dead snakes let him feed on those | |
| Lost hopes, all those kind words could hurt him even more, now | |
| Somehow, lost one more way back home | |
| Out on the lake, he rows towards a monster he should' ve been running away from, years ago. | |
| The past had made him blind to the way he' d turned the pain into a way of life. | |
| Followed his father, tucked him in, Caleb knows the trade. | |
| He' s the portrait of a man his mother drew to hate forever. | |
| She was a beast, a deadly saint, wrong in many ways | |
| Wanted to keep up the charade, until the end waltzing together | |
| Over the hills, under the sea, | |
| Fighting the will, whole Universe | |
| Why does a man driving a hearse | |
| Live in fear, Gift and a Curse | |
| Taking em out, taking em all, | |
| Shooting the wall, over and out | |
| When nothing moves, all' s well, | |
| A decision he can find a way to live with | |
| ... and dried up flowers are so beautiful. | |
| And it applies to all things living, and dead. | |
| For that I serve my time... in my suite in Hell. | |
| Solo | |
| " Now I ring the bell to tell the world, | |
| I' m ready when they bring out the soon to be dead against the wall ..." | |
| This necessary evil has no heart | |
| Flowers and people he will now enlace | |
| A price he must pay serving a cold | |
| ... whatevergod. |