(Verse 1) Over she went, in storm and tide, The black waves pulled, the ship sailed wide. Down she sank, with naught but air, And eyes like lanterns met her there. A voice like thunder, deep and cold, Spoke truths the drowned should never know. (Chorus) Even death may die, in the depths below, Where drowned gods whisper and mad winds blow. From forgotten halls, where lost souls sigh, She wakes in Carcosa, beneath a dead sky. Even death may die... (Verse 2) Dagon rose with hunger vast, His fingers clawed, his breath held fast. But down she fell, past reef and bone, Beyond the tides, beyond the known. Through shattered time, through broken space, She vanished from the ocean’s face. (Chorus) Even death may die, in the depths below, Where drowned gods whisper and mad winds blow. From forgotten halls, where lost souls sigh, She wakes in Carcosa, beneath a dead sky. Even death may die... (Verse 3) She woke to moons of pallid gold, To streets where time itself grows old. Her dress burned red, her feet found stone, And laughter called her not her own. The yellow bastard watched her waltz, And carved her name in silvered faults. (Chorus) Even death may die, in the depths below, Where drowned gods whisper and mad winds blow. From forgotten halls, where lost souls sigh, She wakes in Carcosa, beneath a dead sky. Even death may die... (Verse 4) Now she sways where shadows creep, A queen of wraiths who never sleeps. No ship shall sail, no hand shall reach, To drag her from that cursed breach. For in her eyes, the yellow gleam— A fate beyond the deepest dream. (Final Chorus - Slow and Ominous) Even death may die, in the depths below, Where drowned gods whisper and mad winds blow. From forgotten halls, where lost souls sigh, She wakes in Carcosa, beneath a dead sky. Even death may die...