The Wonderful Wizard by The Guggenheim Grotto Lyrics

I have been told
Not by one but two of my lovers
That I've got a heart of gold
But I'm unable to share it with others
They call me a poet who'll never have a poem
A tiger with no taste for bone
I'm the wonderful, wonderful wizard of waltzing alone
And I have been told
Not by one but two of my brothers
That a solitary soul
Is a thorn in the side of all others
Just like a homeless, that hangs around your home
Or a mother who'd give away her own
I'm the wonderful, wonderful wizard of waltzing alone
Haven't you been told
One man’s meat is the ruin of another
Your Edgar Allen crow
Is the very bird that holds me together
They call me a poet who'll never have a poem
A tiger with no taste for bone
I'm the wonderful, wonderful wizard of waltzing alone
We’re all of to see the wizard. The wonderful, wonderful
Wonderful wizard