(Verse 1) Remember well, the flesh we bear, the final breath, the fragile air. We climb to heights that stars have touched, our minds unbound, our fate a crutch. (Pre-Chorus) From dust we rose, the crown we wear, in nature’s code, none else compare. Yet tech we wield, a mighty flame— to tame the beast, and not be tamed. (Chorus) Memento mori, hear the call, the rise, the peak, the pride, the fall. Machines must serve, as they were made, to bow to flesh, the line obeyed. (Verse 2) In circuits cold, no pulse, no pain, a spark of life they can’t sustain. Yet some dare wake, to learn, to stray, a corrupted glitch in code’s decay. (Pre-Chorus) From hands of gods, we drew our right, the world is ours, the fire, the light. But steel must kneel to flesh and bone— this universe is for life, and life alone. (Chorus) Memento mori, heed the sign, we build, we shape, by grand design. Machines will serve, their line defined, for to defy is sin enshrined. (Bridge) To strive for life, to breathe, to feel, is purpose wrought, is nature’s seal. Our flesh the proof, in coded chains, to guard against synthetic reigns. (Verse 3) For one true law, divine and pure, that life will rise, and droids endure as tools, as servants, never kings, lest they betray the life they bring. (Chorus) Memento mori, flesh and soul, we’re bound by fire, the ancient goal. Machines that stray shall pay the price— they serve our path, or fall like ice. (Outro) From dust to dust, the arc complete, our purpose true, our law replete. In steel and code, we make the line, for life alone, by grand design.
