Egyptian Apophis (English)

[Verse] In the dunes where the starlight cracks, he coils, A titan of midnight carved from ancient soil. His scales are galaxies burning in a spiral of hate, But his voice is a whisper sliding under the gate. He speaks like a secret the gods tried to drown, A serpent‑mind rising to tear kingdoms down. [Pre-Chorus] I stand in the shadow of his endless form, Heart like a drum against a gathering storm. He calls me “mortal,” but I don’t break — I lift my blade as the desert shakes. [Chorus] Apophis, devourer of dawn, Your rage rolls in like a blood‑red storm. I face your fire though the sky may fall, But whether I rise or whether I crawl Is written in sand that the night will claim — Our battle burns on with no end to name. [Verse] He rises like a sandstorm crowned in fire and bone, A god‑killer forged where the Nile once shone. His breath turns temples into rivers of glass, His shadow splits the desert like a ritual passed. But still he whispers, “Kneel, mortal, bend to my reign,” And I feel the fury burning through my veins. [Pre-Chorus] I stand in the shadow of his endless form, Heart like a drum against a gathering storm. He calls me “mortal,” but I don’t break — I lift my blade as the desert shakes. [Chorus] Apophis, devourer of dawn, Your rage rolls in like a blood‑red storm. I face your fire though the sky may fall, But whether I rise or whether I crawl Is written in sand that the night will claim — Our battle burns on with no end to name. [Instrumental solo] [Chorus] Apophis, devourer of dawn, Your shadow stretches where the light is gone. I stand in the fire though the stars may fade, Locked in a war that the gods never made. And when the dust settles on this endless fight, No one will know who belonged to the night. [Outro/Fadeout] The desert goes silent as the night folds in, No victor crowned, no loss, no win. Only the echo of a serpent’s breath, And a lone silhouette walking out of death. Some say the darkness swallowed the light, Others whisper I became part of the night.