[Verse 1] The morning came without a colour. No birds. No wind. No flame. Only clouds pressed low enough to make the mountains look ashamed. I heard the bell beyond the valley. One note through the stone. Nobody asked who rang it. Nobody needed to know. [Chorus] Black bell horizon. Ring across the plain. Tell the dying sunlight not to rise again. Black bell horizon. Heavy in the air. Every road leads nowhere— and still we walk there. [Verse 2] The river stopped beneath the bridge. The fields forgot the rain. Every house held empty windows. Every doorway held a name. I watched the shadows stretch for miles before the light was gone. Some endings don't arrive. They simply carry on. [Chorus] Black bell horizon. Ring across the plain. Tell the dying sunlight not to rise again. Black bell horizon. Heavy in the air. Every road leads nowhere— and still we walk there. [Bridge] Maybe the world doesn't end with fire. Maybe it ends with weight. Maybe the sky just lowers one inch every day until nobody remembers how tall they used to stand. Ring. Again. Ring. Again. [Final Chorus] Black bell horizon. Ring across the plain. Tell the final daylight there is nothing left to save. Black bell horizon. Low enough to hear. Every road led somewhere once. Not here. Not here. [Outro] The bell rings once. ... Then nothing.
