Dorian Gray

(Verse 1) In a room where shadows play, A portrait stands, untouched by day. A face so fair, a heart so cold, The tale of Dorian Gray unfolds. He wished for youth, he made a plea, To hold his beauty, wild and free. But with each sin, each dark delight, The picture changed, the colors bled to night. (Chorus) Oh, Dorian, what have you done? Chasing shadows, on the run. A soul that’s lost, a face that’s fair, The price of beauty, the weight you bear. (Verse 2) With every glance, the mirror lies, A flawless mask, a dark disguise. Basil's brush, Lord Henry's schemes, Twisted paths, forgotten dreams. Sybil's love, a fragile bloom, Withered in your heart's dark room. You sought pleasure, endless night, But never glimpsed the morning light. Chorus: Oh, Dorian, what have you done? Chasing shadows, on the run. A soul that’s lost, a face that’s fair, The price of beauty, the weight you bear. Bridge: In the end, the truth unveiled, A shattered glass, a life derailed. The portrait speaks, the sins displayed, In crimson hues, your debt is paid. Verse 3: A final stroke, a cry in vain, A portrait marred by years of pain. The man remains, forever young, But in the painting, life undone. Chorus: Oh, Dorian, what have you done? Chasing shadows, on the run. A soul that’s lost, a face that’s fair, The price of beauty, the weight you bear. Outro: In halls of silence, whispers stay, Of the haunted life of Dorian Gray. A cautionary tale, a lesson clear, The curse of vanity, the end is near. (end)