Verse 1: When the Galchutt slumbered deep, their dark reign in retreat, A wizard-priest named Ni-Gorth arose, with chains and light to meet. He bound the mighty Father Claw, in chains of purest gold, And darkness fled to shadowed holes, its terror now controlled. Chorus: Oh, the Chains of Light, they shine so bright, Binding evil in the night. With Ni-Gorth's might, the world set right, For fourteen hundred years of peace and light. Verse 2: Goblins, undead, fell creatures all, to shadows they did flee, As cities grew and prospered, in the light of liberty. New gods arose to guide us, where chaos once had reigned, Their wisdom and their kindness, in every heart ingrained. Chorus: Oh, the Chains of Light, they shine so bright, Binding evil in the night. With Ni-Gorth's might, the world set right, For fourteen hundred years of peace and light. Outro: Now we sing of Ni-Gorth's tale, and the light he brought to bear, A world of peace and order, a future bright and fair. The Chains of Light still hold us, in their warm, eternal glow, A legacy of courage, from so long ago.
