[Verse I — Rise of the Beast-Chieftain] From the Badlands came a war-cry loud, A beast in flesh, with no golden shroud. Hoarah Loux, with bloodstained hand, Tamed the wild and broke the land. The lion roared, the heavens split, No blade nor flame could make him quit. Yet in his eyes, a greater call— A throne of gold, to rule them all. [Chorus] O Godfrey! First Lord of grace, With axe in hand and lion’s face. Bound by crown, yet born for war, He stands where kings have bled before. [Verse II — The Elden Lord’s Reign] He marched on giants, he crushed their flame, Storm-lords trembled at his name. By Marika’s side, he carved the way, And kept the gods’ own wrath at bay. With Serosh bound upon his back, He walked the golden, narrow track. Yet when no foe remained to fight, He vanished into Tarnished night. [Chorus] O Godfrey! First Lord of grace, Exiled far from golden place. But still his heart, a furnace burned, To lands between, the Lord returned. [Bridge — Return of the Warrior] From ash and time, the beast broke free, No chains could bind his legacy. He shed the lion, bare and wild, And fought once more, the earth defiled. [Verse III — Final Clash] Hoarah Loux, with thunder stride, Came roaring as the Erdtree cried. No longer gold, no longer king, Just blood and bone and echoing ring. His voice declared, as stars looked down: “Thy strength,” he said, “befits a crown.” And with that blow, his tale was sealed— The First Lord fell, his soul revealed. [Final Chorus — Eternal Name] O Godfrey! Of rage and pride, The beast, the Lord, the war denied. Remember him in fire and stone, The Elden Lord who stood alone.
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