| The shadow of the noose grew long |
| A sundial of the time |
| The prisoner had left to live |
| A self-inflicted crime |
| To pay with death for pain he gave |
| To those he soon will meet |
| The rope hung loosely 'round his neck |
| The devil at his feet |
| You shall hang, said the judge |
| For your presence here on earth |
| Is no use to those who want to live in peace |
| Your evil is forever |
| You shall hang, said the judge |
| You shall hang |
| You shall hang |
| You shall hang |
| The hangman checked the rope |
| Aware the prisoner was afraid |
| The preacher softly praying |
| To our Lord his soul to save |
| The blindfold placed around his eyes |
| An unlit funeral pyre |
| The hangman pulled the lever |
| He heard an astral choir |
| One man’s life has cost another |
| You shall not lie in sacred ground |
| The time has come to meet your maker |
| Down on earth they heard no sound |
| Your evil is forever |
| You shall hang, said the judge |
| All earthy life in you has ceased |
| He tried to call out to the maker |
| On no earthly soil he fell |
| The maker motioned all around |
| He felt his soul dragged down to hell |
| He saw the man that he had murdered |
| People he had pained on earth |
| Of souls returning reincarnate |
| No hope for his rebirth |
| You shall hang, said the maker |
| For your presence on our planes |
| Is no use for those who wish to rest in peace |
| Your evil is forever |
| You shall hang, said the maker |
| You shall hang |
| You shall hang |
| You shall hang |