When the Light Forsakes the Sky

[deep rugged baritone voice trembling in deep reverb, as if mountains are crumbling] Verse I The hills are cold, the stars grow dim, The river hums a broken hymn, Old stories stir in roots of stone, The world forgets what once was known. Verse II Beneath the ash, the embers gleam, A shadow wakes within the dream, Yet hearts still burn, the fire remains, Through silent nights and shattered plains. Chorus When the light forsakes the sky, Still we stand, though ages die, Through the dust, through storm and rain, We shall rise and sing again. Verse III The mountain calls with thundered tone, It guards the graves of kings and bone, And though the night is deep and wide, We walk its path with timeless pride. Chorus When the light forsakes the sky, Still we stand, though ages die, Through the dust, through storm and rain, We shall rise and sing again. Bridge Through fire’s breath and winter’s moan, Through the dark that chills the bone, The ancient heart, the forge, the flame— Still whispers every name. Final Chorus When the light forsakes the sky, Still we stand, though ages die, Through the stone, through loss, through pain— We remain. We remain.