More Than Anything is one of two songs featured in the Hazbin Hotel episode "Dad Beat Dad". It is sung by Lucifer and Charlie Morningstar in their emotional father-and-daughter moment.
This song was released on Spotify as part of the "Hazbin Hotel Original Soundtrack (Part 2)".
Lyrics[]
Lucifer: Charlie! You don't understand. Heaven never listens.
They didn't listen to me. They won't listen to you.
Charlie: You don't know that!
Lucifer: I do!
You didn't know that when I tried this all before
My dreams were too hard to defend
And in the end, I won't lose it all again
Now you're the only thing worth fighting for
More than anything, more than anything
I'll shelter and adore you more than anything
Charlie: Dad, I don't need you to protect me from this.
Lucifer: I just don't want you to be crushed by them like—
Like I was
Charlie: Dad...
When I was young, I didn't really know you at all
I always felt so small
But I hеard your stories and I was enthralled
Thе tales about your lofty dreams, I listened breathlessly
Imagining it could be me
So in the end, it's the view I had of you
That showed me dreams can be worth fighting for
More than anything, more than anything
I need to save my people more than anything
Lucifer: I've been dyin' to find out who you are
Charlie: I've been waiting, wanting the same thing
Lucifer: Looks like the apple doesn't fall far
Charlie: Took you a while
Lucifer: I've missed that smile
Both: All that I'm hopin', now that my eyes are open
Is that we can start again- not be pulled apart again
'Cause in the end, you are part of who I am
Lucifer: I'll support your dream, whatever lies in store
Charlie: And who could ask for more?
Lucifer: More than anything (Charlie: More than anything)
More than anything (Charlie: More than anything)
Both: I'm grateful you're (Lucifer: my daughter/Charlie: my father) more than anything
More than anything
Trivia[]
- Lucifer's lyric of "Looks like the apple doesn't fall far" refers to his association with the apple, being the fruit he gave to Eve during the Garden of Eden, as well as harken to the phrase "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree", which refers to when a child has similar traits and/or qualities to one of their parents.
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