A wonder rose across the heavens, A woman clothed within the sun. The moon lay pale beneath her footsteps, Twelve stars crowned her, one by one. She cried beneath the weight of travail, Her voice rang out across the night. Creation waited for the child Who soon would rule with iron might. Then another sign appeared... A dragon, red as blood and fire, Seven heads rose through the flame. Ten horns crowned the ancient serpent, And heaven trembled at his name. His tail swept through the stars above, A third fell burning from the sky. Before the woman stood the dragon, Waiting... For the child. THE WOMAN AND THE DRAGON! Sun and serpent! Light and flame! THE WOMAN AND THE DRAGON! Heaven shudders at his name! Stars are falling! Hear her cry! The ancient serpent Waits beneath the sky! The child was born, The dragon lunged, But heaven tore him from his jaws. Caught up before The throne above, Beyond the reach of serpent claws. The woman fled into the wilderness, A place prepared beyond his sight. The dragon raised his eyes to heaven... And roared against the light! Then silence fell. Across the heights Two armies faced beneath the stars. The serpent spread His crimson wings. The gates of heaven Opened wide. And at their head... Stood Michael. THE WOMAN AND THE DRAGON! Sun and serpent! Light and flame! THE WOMAN AND THE DRAGON! Now the heavens know his name! Stars have fallen! Hear the cry! The ancient serpent Turns against the sky! WAR IN HEAVEN! WAR IN HEAVEN!
