First Transformation [Jekyll & Hyde]
David Hasselhoff · Other Songs - David Hasselhoff
I must be wise
I must try to analyze
Each change in me,
Everything I see-
How will it be ?
Will I see
The world
Through different eyes ?
Like a warning light,
Glimmering in red,
Like crimson bloodshed,
Shimmering in red,
Beautiful and strange,
See the colours change
Before my eyes !
See how they dance
And they sparkle,
Like diamonds at night-
Leading me out of the darkness
And into the light !
Three fifty-eight am. It is done.
I have injected 5 centilitres of the newly fused formula.
A slight feeling of euphoria.
Light-headedness. No noticeable behavioral differences.
Now the die is cast !
Nothing left to do...
Time alone can prove
My theories true...
Show the world I...
Dear God ! What is this !
Something is happening-
I can't explain-
Something inside me-
A breathtaking pain-
Devours and consumes me-
And drives me insane !
Suddenly-
Uncontrolled-
Something is
Taking hold !
Suddenly-
Agony-
Filling me !-
Killing me !-
Suddenly -
Out of breath !
What is this ?
Is this death ?
Suddenly-
Look at me !-
Can it be ?
Who is this
Creature
That I see ?!
Free !!
About First Transformation [Jekyll & Hyde]
David Hasselhoff's "First Transformation [Jekyll & Hyde]" stands as a pivotal track within his extensive catalog of pop and rock recordings. Released during the height of his international fame, the song exemplifies the dramatic flair and theatrical energy that defined his musical identity throughout the 1980s and 1990s. As part of his broader body of work, which includes iconic hits like "I'll Be The One" and "The Young & The Restless," this recording reflects the era's emphasis on anthemic choruses and high-energy production. The track serves as a musical representation of the duality often explored in his lyrics, capturing the tension between opposing forces through a polished pop-rock arrangement. It remains a staple in his discography, frequently performed live and recognized by fans for its distinctive vocal delivery and enduring appeal within the genre.