The wonder of the world is gone, I know for sure
All the wonder that I want, I’ve found in her
As a whole becomes a part, I strike to burn
And the flame returns
Every intuition fails to find its way
One more table turned around and back again
Finding I’m more lost than found when she’s not around
When she’s not around, I feel it coming down
Get me what I could never ask for
Connect me and you could be my chemical now
Give me the drug you know I’m after
Connect me and you could be my chemical
When everybody wants the chemical of your soul
When everybody wants the chemical of your soul
When everybody wants your soul
When everybody wants your soul
Get me what I could never ask for
Connect me and you could be my chemical now
Give me the drug you know I’m after
Connect me and you could be my chemical…
Official Entrance Sequence
The Evolution of a Monster
Kane, portrayed by **Glenn Jacobs**, is one of the most enduring figures in professional wrestling history. Making his debut at *Badd Blood: In Your House* in 1997, Kane was introduced as the long-lost, scarred brother of The Undertaker. His entrance—marked by crashing organ notes, a sudden explosion of red pyrotechnics, and an eerie red glow—became an iconic spectacle.
While his original theme was an instrumental variation of his “brother’s” music, the lyrics featured above belong to “Slow Chemical” by the Canadian rock band Finger Eleven. This version was used during the early 2000s, a pivotal era when Kane transitioned from a masked silent monster to an unmasked, unhinged psychological threat. The song’s heavy, atmospheric rock perfectly complemented Kane’s intimidating physicality and complex backstory.
Who performed the ‘Slow Chemical’ theme?
The theme song was performed by the rock band Finger Eleven. It was used by Kane from 2002 until 2008.
What is Kane’s connection to The Undertaker?
In WWE storyline, Kane is the younger half-brother of The Undertaker. Together, they were known as the “Brothers of Destruction.”
What is Glenn Jacobs doing now?
Outside of the ring, Glenn Jacobs transitioned into politics. He was elected Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, in 2018 and re-elected in 2022.
