Verse 1 He woke up in a hollow, where the crows don’t fly, With no name on his tongue, and no light in his eye. Just the breath of a god and a duty unspoken, A soul stitched with silence, a promise unbroken. Verse 2 He walked like a shadow through six months of stone, Didn’t laugh, didn’t cry—just flesh over bone. Stoic as winter, with frost in his stare, No past and no future, just breath and a prayer. Chorus But oh, the fire ain’t born in the flame, It’s sparked in the ones who call out your name. When love plants a seed in the coldest terrain, Even stone starts to tremble beneath the rain. He ain’t just a servant, he ain’t just a blade— He’s bones of the mountain and heart of the flame. Verse 3 Rose made him chuckle, Miko made him feel, Little cracks in the armor began to heal. And when the wind took a friend he could not defend, He learned that faith breaks just like any bend. Verse 4 So he turned from the altar and back to the fight, Swore to carry his kin through the longest night. Not a herald of gods, nor a whisper of death, But a brother in arms who would give his last breath. Chorus ’Cause oh, the fire ain’t born in the flame, It’s sparked in the ones who call out your name. When love plants a seed in the coldest terrain, Even stone starts to tremble beneath the rain. He ain’t just a servant, he ain’t just a blade— He’s bones of the mountain and heart of the flame. Bridge He still folds his hands in the morning’s hush, But it’s not for a god—it’s for those he trusts. And he still walks guard with his sword and his grace, But he’ll never again wear that mask on his face. Final Chorus Oh, the fire ain’t born in the flame, It’s forged in the loss and the love and the pain. From silence and ash, a man found his name— No longer a shadow, no longer the same. He ain’t just a servant, he ain’t just a blade— He’s bones of the mountain… and heart of the flame.
