'The Supermen' - early David Bowie song

Just fun analogy (or what?) - some tenuous parallels here, bearing in mind Bowie was influenced an awful lot by H.P.Lovecraft for this song. Been a fan of DB for 33 years now, so it's no idle off-google rumination and association, just seems to be some common themes with the 'Old Ones'. Look at these lyrics: "The Supermen" When all the world was very young And mountain magic heavy hung The supermen would walk in file Guardians of a loveless isle And gloomy browed with superfear their tragic endless lives Could heave nor sigh In solemn, perverse serenity, wondrous beings chained to life Strange games they would play then No death for the perfect men Life rolls into one for them So softly a supergod cries Where all were minds in uni-thought Power weird by mystics taught No pain, no joy, no power too great Colossal strength to grasp a fate Where sad-eyed mermen tossed in slumbers Nightmare dreams no mortal mind could hold A man would tear his brother's flesh, a chance to die To turn to mold. Far out in the red-sky Far out from the sad eyes Strange, mad celebration So softly a supergod cries Far out in the red-sky Far out from the sad eyes Strange, mad celebration So softly a supergod dies