[Verse 1] The world still burns in fires memory keeps, A nuclear wind wiped cities and names to sleep. People retreated 'neath glass and steel, to dome-graves confined, Where air is filtered, and the sun's just a lamp on the ceiling's line. [Chorus] Sodomar rose from ashes and lies, This city of sin, where its own children die. But in their hearts, a true sun's ember stays alive, The one that shines beyond the edge, where the domes end their skies. [Verse 2] Beneath the dome—the elite in silk and gold, Eves and Vallas for the bloodline to hold. Genetic angels in uniforms of white, While outside—radiation, the wasteland, and night. [Chorus] Sodomar rose from ashes and lies, This city of sin, where its own children die. But in their hearts, a true sun's ember stays alive, The one that shines beyond the edge, where the domes end their skies. [Bridge] They pray to the Mother in temples of marble and stone, Drink wine from chalices, numb to the pain past the dome. But when the false lights fade in the artificial night, They whisper: "The sun will return, the true sun will return to the light." [Outro] — (with rising choir and guitar swell) Beneath this dome of sin, we live and we fade, But faith is unbroken, in our hearts it's ablaze. A true sun is waiting beyond the horizon's line, And one day the domes will fall… will fall… in time.
