
[Verse 1] Dark clouds gather. Waters rise. Fire flickers in our eyes. Every wave begins to climb. Keeping perfect, deadly time. Old cliffs groan beneath the sound. Ancient roots shake underground. Every heartbeat strikes like stone. Till the sea becomes our throne. ⸻ [Pre-Hook] No chain can hold. No wall can stand. The tide has written its command. ⸻ [Hook] Dance so hard the earth collapses. Mountains break and oceans crash. Shake the sky until it splinters. Turn the daylight cold as ash. Raise the tide until it owns us. Lift the sea above the land. When the Black Tide starts to rumble. Nothing stands beyond command. ⸻ [Verse 2] Lightning crowns the blackened waves. Thunder rolls through hollow caves. Every shoreline starts to bend. Like it knows the world’s near end. Moonlight drifts from side to side. Pulled beneath the rising tide. Stars abandon ancient tracks. Drawn into the ocean’s black. ⸻ [Verse 3] Forests lean before the gale. Church bells fade beneath the wail. Iron bridges start to groan. Like they’re flesh instead of stone. Rivers leave their winding beds. Storms ignite above our heads. Every compass spins astray. Night consumes the dying day. ⸻ [Bridge] The sea remembers every king. Every crown and every ring. Every fortress built with pride. Bows before the Black Tide. Every promise carved in stone. Every empire overthrown. Every legend meets its end. Where the blackened waters bend. ⸻ [Guitar Break] The tide keeps rising. The sky keeps shaking. The earth keeps giving way. ⸻ [Final Hook] Dance so hard the earth collapses. Split the hills and flood the plains. Rock the heavens from their silence. Till the sky comes down in chains. Make the islands sway together. Drive the shoreline from its place. When the Black Tide finds its rhythm. Even time can’t match its pace. Dance until the seas awaken. Dance until the mountains fall. When the Black Tide starts to thunder… The ocean answers over all. ⸻ [Outro] Morning never finds the shoreline. Nothing stands where kingdoms stood. Only waves beneath a black horizon. The tide remembered. The world did not.

