Origin of Hedwig

Tear me down if you dare,
I wouldn't fall apart.
When I was a child,
I wanted to go wild.
As rock kept me alive,
My dreams could survive.
A new life began for me,
But I had to leave a piece of mine.
What was there in my mind,
To cut myself in two halves?
What’s the meaning of life,
When something misses to death?

Lost in a body and an inch,
Am I a little bit of each?

When I was a beauty queer,
I fell in love with a sweet dear,
We shared millions of stars,
So bright in our eyes,
He was my Adam in Heaven,
I took him to sky Seven.
He stole away my soul
And left me with a hole.

And here I am now,
Lost again, full of pain,
In my body and an inch,
With only anger to stitch.

Broken pieces,
Freaks and wigs,
Hidden in colours,
Shining with failures.

The origin is love,
A grift from above,
Two exquisite parts
That couldn’t stay apart.
In this wicked little town,
I turned the radio down,
Walked away through a breach,
With my body and an inch.