Brian Courtland - The Tragedy of William Robinson Lyrics

Will Robinson your greatest friend is dead
He sang danger, danger but you went on instead
Now you carry bolts and gears as you make your way back home
Tragedy confirms the fear that now you're all alone

What will people think?
And what will people say?

Damn you, Will Robinson
Did you ever stop to think?
Your actions, your decisions would cause others to bleed
There is no excuse for you
No reason you could give
Tell me now, Will Robinson, how is it that you live with yourself?

You walked a path that led you to a cave
Despite your best friend's warning you continued to his grave
The monster and the robot fought and tore each other apart
Yet the monster still survived that day and he lives within your heart

What will people think?
And what will people say?

Damn you, Will Robinson
Did you ever stop to think?
Your actions, your decisions would cause others to bleed
There is no excuse for you
No reason you could give
Tell me now, Will Robinson, how is it that you live with yourself?

I can't change what I've done
I can't change what has been
Yes, the blame rests on...

I can't change what I've done
I can't change what has been
Yes, the blame rests on me

I spoke to young Will Robinson
He seemed to show remorse
The tears streamed down his ginger face
As he screamed, "I chose this course"
I left him there a broken lad
To never be the same
Holding only bolts and gears
And the tarnish of his name

Damn you, Will Robinson
Did you ever stop to think?
Your actions, your decisions would cause others to bleed
There is no excuse for you
No reason you could give
Tell me now, Will Robinson, how is it that you live

Damn you, Will Robinson
Did you ever stop to think?
Your actions, your decisions would cause others to bleed
There is no excuse for you
No reason you could give
Tell me now, Will Robinson, how is it that you live with yourself?
How is it that you live with yourself?