[Instrumental opening] [Verse 1 – Hubris] The All-Seeing Father gazed up at the sky, He saw the bright Sange and thought, “He must die!” “To seize the Sun’s crown, to shine without end, I’ll burn him to ash and his kingdom I’ll rend.” [Bridge 1 – Mocking] Oh, Father who sees, but never foresaw, The folly, the ruin, the cracks in your law. You blinded the world with your holy crusade, And left us in darkness by the pride you displayed. [Verse 2 – The War] The regari burned, the humans all bled, Three hundred years mourning the warmth that was dead. The moons gave their silver, the stars gave their cold, But never the fire that you sought to hold. [Bridge 2 – Bitter Irony] Oh, Father who sees, yet never could learn, That when you kill suns, the children all burn. The Ashen laughed silent, the shadows all spread, While your faithful lay starving, forgotten, and dead. [Verse 3 – His Fall] The other gods hid, they sheltered, they schemed, They kept what was theirs while you wasted and dreamed. Your flock fled in famine, their faith turned to dust, The Father who sees was betrayed by his trust. [Bridge 3 – Sharper Mockery] Oh, Father of blindness, you traded the day, For a crown of ash that crumbled away. The Sun you devoured now blackened your fame, You lost more than all in your pitiful game. [Verse 4 – The New Sun] Now look to the sky at the dawn’s steady glow, A corir sun shining where no god may go. It asks for no prayer, it demands no song, It burns without masters it shines for the throng. [Final Bridge – Cruel Taunt] Oh, All-Seeing Father, where now is your might? Your eyes saw the future, but none of it right. You reached for the heavens, you struck at the flame, And the corir sun rises it mocks your name. [Outro – Whispered] So drink, my good friends, let the truth be well spun: The Father slew Sange… yet became less than none. [Instrumental solo ending]
