[Intro — Barely Audible Heartbeat] One... Two... Three... Every mark tells a story. Every scar has a name. [Verse 1] I used to have a life. A family. A fortune. A name. Then Gotham showed me What the world really was. Empty. Broken. Meaningless. So I found something That finally made sense. A number. [Heartbeat Gets Louder] One mark. One life. One memory. [Verse 2] They look at the scars And they ask me why. Why count the dead? Why carve the skin? Why keep the names? Because I don't want to forget. Every person I meet Leaves something behind. And I keep them all. Right here. [Pre-Chorus — Whispered] Can you hear it? That little heartbeat? That's another number. [Chorus] ONE MORE MARK! ONE MORE NAME! ONE MORE LIFE! ONE MORE GAME! COUNT THEM ALL! DON'T LOOK AWAY! EVERY SCAR REMEMBERS... EVERY SINGLE DAY! [Verse 3] The Bat thinks he can stop me. Maybe he can. The police think they'll catch me. Maybe they will. But they don't understand. This isn't about winning. It isn't about losing. It's about the number. And the number... Keeps growing. [Pre-Chorus] Four... Five... Six... How many do you think I have? [Chorus] ONE MORE MARK! ONE MORE NAME! ONE MORE LIFE! ONE MORE GAME! COUNT THEM ALL! DON'T LOOK AWAY! EVERY SCAR REMEMBERS... EVERY SINGLE DAY! [Bridge — Music Drops to Heartbeat] Do you know what happens when you stop being afraid of death? You start seeing it everywhere. In every stranger. Every shadow. Every face. And eventually... You stop seeing people. You only see numbers. [Long Silence] Seven. [Heartbeat] Eight. [Heartbeat] Nine. [Music Slowly Builds] Who's next? [Breakdown — Frantic Percussion] COUNT! THE! MARKS! ONE! TWO! THREE! FOUR! DON'T! LOOK! AWAY! FIVE! SIX! SEVEN! EIGHT! THE NUMBER... NEVER... ENDS! [Final Chorus — Explosive] ONE MORE MARK! ONE MORE NAME! ONE MORE LIFE! ONE MORE GAME! YOU CAN LOCK ME UP! YOU CAN TAKE MY CHAINS! BUT YOU CAN'T ERASE... THE MARKS! ONE MORE MARK! ONE MORE SCAR! ONE MORE NUMBER! ONE MORE STAR! COUNT THEM ALL! COUNT THEM ALL! COUNT THEM ALL! [Outro — Heartbeat Fading] One... Two... Three... Victor Zsasz. The number continues.
