Verse I The Tower bleeds stone where the walls still stand, We sharpen our swords on borrowed land. No banners fly, no prayers stay whole, This place eats names and keeps the toll. We don’t ask if the night will win— We count the colors closing in. Chorus Pink burns loud where the mind gives way, Blue stands still where the brave delay, Yellow fades where the faithful crawl— Learn the light, or die with the wall. Verse II – Cognitomancer Pink cuts first, cruel and clear, A laughing wound in the edge of fear. Cognitomancer tears at thought, Makes sense a thing that rots and knots. Perplexor hums, Delusionist lies, Truth screams once, then shuts its eyes. HEL-born glow, obscene, unkind— Bright pink poison for the mind. Chorus Pink too bright for mercy’s skin, Once you see it, it’s already in. If the world bends, snaps, or stalls— That’s pink climbing the Tower walls. Verse III – Golemancer Then blue answers, slow and cold, Stone remembers what flesh forgets. Golemancer does not rush or plead, The ground itself obeys the need. Geomancer locks the earth in place, Forgemancer seals our graves with grace. WAR-born light, blunt, severe— Solid blue says stand here. Chorus Blue won’t save you, blue won’t run, It holds the line till the line is done. When the Tower shakes, cracks, and calls— Blue dies last in the falling walls. Verse IV – Thaumaturge Then comes the yellow you barely see, A dying echo of belief. Thaumaturge prays with broken breath, Ritualist bargains time from death. Faithmancer bleeds the faith out thin, SIN-born light that crawls within. Dark yellow stains the air like mold— Hope, rotting quiet, bought and sold. Chorus Yellow hides where eyes don’t look, Between the blade and the final hook. If you felt warm, then felt the fall— That was yellow leaving the wall. Final Verse / Outro The Tower was doomed before we came, We fight so history learns our names. Not as saviors, not as kings— Just men who knew what color means. Pink breaks minds. Blue breaks bone. Yellow breaks what you pray alone. Sing it low when the Tower falls— We saw the lights. We held the walls.
