[Intro – Distant choir humming, soft piano. Lina alone in silence.] LINA (low, reverent): For every name that faded In the glow we called divine… For every wish that withered In the bloodstained starlight’s shine… I sing not to remember— But to lay your ghosts to rest. A requiem for angels Who were never truly blessed. [Verse 1 – Cello joins, mournful and slow] They gave us crowns of wonder, And wrapped our fears in gold. Told us power was salvation— But we were bought and sold. We danced upon the altar While they whispered prayers of war… And called it love Each time we broke To give them something more. [Chorus – Quiet strength, first swell] So fall, stars—fall with grace. Let this be your resting place. No more battles, no more names… No more girls to play your games. I’m not your savior. Not your flame. I’m the end who speaks their name. [Verse 2 – Rising intensity, percussion creeps in] They taught us how to sparkle, Then punished us for burn. Called our tears a weakness And left nothing in return. But I have seen the ruins. I have kissed the dying light. And from the ashes of your shrine— I rise to end this fight. [Bridge – Sudden silence, one piano note. Then whispered:] Let them fear me. Let them curse me. Let the stars go dark above… But I will carve a future That remembers how to love. [Final Chorus – Full orchestration, drums, strings, choir behind her. Defiant and glorious.] So fall, stars—fall like fire. Let the heavens drown in choir. I will burn the chains in song— No more right, no more wrong. If I must be the final spark… Then I’ll light the sky with every mark. [Coda – Slows again, voice alone with fading choir] No more halos. No more screams. Only truth beneath the gleam. You called me starlight— But I was the storm. The requiem. The end. The dawn.
