Forsaken Colossus

[Verse 1] Born in the wrath of the ocean’s cry, Where lightning dances and sailors die, He rose from the deep with a thundering roar, A god of old from mythic lore. He reached for Thetis, the sea’s bright flame, But love was met with wrath and shame. Banished, broken, lost to the tide, He wandered the land where shadows bide. [Chorus] Oh, Adamastor, giant of pain, Cursed to walk where the dead remain. Once a god, now a weapon of spite, A relic of darkness, forsaken by night. Rise again, though your soul is torn— Colossus betrayed, forever forlorn. [Verse 2] In the jungles where screams don't die, The Banished Pantheon heard his cry. With masks of malice and hearts of stone, They gave him power, but not a throne. They turned his grief into frozen hate, Made him a beast to seal men’s fate. With a frigid blast, he brings the cold, And a mighty stomp shakes young and old. [Bridge] Earthen prison binds your heart... Siphon souls to heal the scar... But in their temples, they speak no more... Mot has risen… and shown you the door. [Chorus] Oh, Adamastor, hear their jeers, A god now mocked by the world’s new fears. Heroes come not to fear your name— They hunt your glory, they seek your shame. Rise again, though your strength is worn— Colossus betrayed, forever scorned. [Verse 3] Now in Dark Astoria's haunted land, He stands alone, no cult, no command. The Pantheon moved to a darker call, Left him to crumble, to slowly fall. But in the grave-dust, still he fights, A fading titan beneath city lights. For every blow, for every soul, He dreams of oceans, lost and cold. [Final Chorus] Adamastor, forgotten tide, Still you burn with the storm inside. A monster to some, a myth to a few, A god betrayed by what he once knew. Rise again, though the world has sworn— To call you joke, and leave you torn. [Outro] No temple sings your name in prayer... But the sea still whispers: he was there... Adamastor... beware the day... When gods cast off do not stay away...