Forsaken - David Draiman of Disturbed
Queen Of The Damned · Queen of the Damned Soundtrack [2002]
You see I'm falling in a vast abyss
Clouded by memories of the past
At last I see
I hear it fading
I can't speak it
Or else you will dig my grave
You feel them finding
Always whining
Take my hand
Now be alive
You see I cannot be forsaken
Because I'm not the only one
We walk amongst you
Feeding, raping
Must we hide from everyone
I'm over it
Why can't we be together?
Embrace it
Sleeping so long
Taking off the masks
At last I see
My fear is fading
I can't speak it
Or else you will dig my grave
You fear them finding
Always whining
Take my hand
Now be alive
You see I cannot be forsaken
Because I'm not the only one
We walk amongst you
Feeding, raping
Must we hide from everyone
You see I cannot be forsaken
Because I'm not the only one
We walk amongst you
Feeding, raping
Must we hide from everyone
Everyone
Everyone
Forsaken - David Draiman of Disturbed
David Draiman's vocal performance on "Forsaken" stands as a defining moment within the 2002 Queen of the Damned soundtrack. As the frontman of Disturbed, Draiman brought his signature baritone power to this track, contributing to a compilation that heavily featured the nu-metal genre. The recording captures the intense, theatrical atmosphere associated with the film's narrative while showcasing the heavy, rhythmic style that characterized the band's early discography. Alongside other prominent rock acts on the album, this song highlights the collaborative nature of soundtrack projects during the early 2000s. The track remains a notable song in Draiman's body of work, demonstrating his ability to deliver emotionally charged vocals that resonate with fans of modern heavy metal and alternative rock music.