[Verse 1] Earth shaped by elven hands, born at dawn of a forgotten empire. Skin of clay, hair of dunes, golden gem where destiny beats. [Verse 2] Guardian born from dust and legend, meant to protect what time refused to claim. Millennia passed, temples fell, stone siblings gone, one by one. [Verse 3] I remain here, faithful to my oath, among empty halls and echoes of silent shrines. Amber eyes, chain upon my chest, duty heavy, silent through ages. [Pre-Chorus] The chains gleam, weigh, resist, iron promises I’ve never broken. But at last… something shifts… hope arrives — a footstep at the threshold. [Verse 4] I breathe slow, like roots deep in soil, test after test, none ever worthy. But today… something pulses different… maybe I’m not stone… maybe I can dream again. [Chorus] Gaia! Soul of earth and desire, waiting three thousand years for a spark. Every riddle, one step closer, every victory, a dying chain. Turned to sand, falling without pain — my freedom is born from your courage. [Verse 5] If you open the chamber, if you find the Rose, I'll fear no longer the void within. I'm not a slave... I'm living memory, ready at last to see the dawn. [Bridge] I'm not strong because I didn't break... but because I waited without tears. And if today you free what was sealed away, it won’t be defeat… but rebirth foretold. The chains fall, the gem glows, and the sand blooms anew — in your hand, the Desert Rose fulfills its vow. [Verse 6] Sunlight enters where shadows once lay, my feet touch new earth, foreign, alive. I am no echo, no law anymore — I am Gaia… finally whole, finally free. [Verse 7] My hands shape forms of play, sandcastles beneath a blue sky. I don’t stand guard anymore… I live now, and the world teaches me its colors. [Chorus] Gaia! Soul of earth and desire, waiting three thousand years for a spark. Every riddle, one step closer, every victory, a dying chain. Turned to sand, falling without pain — my freedom is born from your courage. [Final whisper, soft and fading] Thank you… for coming, thank you… for letting me dream again.
