"Hamlet (Live)" genre: Acoustic
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	A different look at Will's famous character.
	CD: Saving Mae (Live)   Label: Unsigned Credits: Music: Saving Mae; Lyrics: Luke Douglass
	Lyrics Hamlet Hamlet once played Oedipus, a one night, one man show To a sold out crowd of twenty noblemen waiting for winter's end But when the blinding time came, he motioned to the wings He called on his double to play the part to the word He tore out his eyes But the greatest role he ever played was he himself in life As if Will wrote the words with this lonely man in mind This melancholy prince slowed by soliloquy Lost in a litany, in entrances and exits and I know you will find a way To lose the scripts written for you Don't let them feed you your lines Burn the set and dim the lights Hamlet was a romantic in a somber black-shirted way He trifled with his costars, Ophelia and the Queen Never wanting more than a handjob in the dark Never wanting love when seduction fit the part He didn't see the love in their eyes At the duel, the double once again was called upon But, being blind, caught a sword tip in his throat Hamlet never recovered from seeing his other self Spin wildly around the courtyard, red hands pressed to his throat It was just too real.

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