Verse 1 Altar smoke ascends to the sky, Clean beasts offered, a grateful cry. God smelled the scent, His heart relented, “No more the flood,” the earth repented. Seedtime, harvest, seasons’ rhyme, Day and night endure through time. Chorus Rainbow in the cloud, colors unfold, Promise etched in hues of gold. Though man’s heart bends toward the dark, Your covenant burns, an eternal spark. Verse 2 “Be fruitful, fill the earth anew, Beasts will tremble, skies turn blue. Eat the flesh, but spare the blood, Life is sacred, marked in mud. Shed man’s blood, and yours will fall, For God’s image hangs in us all.” Chorus Rainbow in the cloud, colors unfold, Promise etched in hues of gold. Though man’s heart bends toward the dark, Your covenant burns, an eternal spark. Bridge Vines grew lush, wine flowed too free, Noah stumbled, shame laid bare to see. Ham’s gaze mocked, but Shem’s cloak prevailed, Canaan’s curse—a lineage veiled. Japheth’s tents stretched wide and far, Blessings bloomed beneath the scar. Instrumental Interlude (Melancholic fiddle and acoustic guitar, echoing the flood’s ebb and flow) Verse 3 Nine hundred years, his story told, A flawed saint, in grace enrolled. The ark retired, the world restored, Yet Eden’s shadow still implored. Chorus Rainbow in the cloud, colors unfold, Promise etched in hues of gold. Though man’s heart bends toward the dark, Your covenant burns, an eternal spark. Outro Rain or sin, the bow remains, Mercy’s thread through human stains. From Noah’s seed to Kingdom come, The covenant stands—the storm undone.
