(Intro – harp, low flute, soft choir) (Verse 1) Before the dawn could wake the sea, The Earth was hummin’ silently, A breath of light, so pure, so mild, She bore the dream, her gentle child. They built their halls from leaf and stone, Their hearts were one, their gods their own, No crown to wear, no war to fight, Just soul and song in golden light. (Instrumental – harp and fiddle) (Refrain) We are the children of Gaia’s song, Whisperin’ where we once belonged, Our voices fade, yet never die, We live in earth, in wind, in sky. (Verse 2) They spoke with rain, they sang with flame, Each wave would carry their ancient name, No steel, no smoke, no kingdom’s pride, Just love that bloomed and never died. The trees would hum, the stars would glow, Through time and dream their spirits flow, But those who breathed with Gaia’s grace, Have vanished deep — without a trace. (Instrumental – choir, low strings, pipes) (Refrain) We are the children of Gaia’s song, Whisperin’ where we once belonged, Our hearts are roots, our breath the tide, The world remembers — though we died. (Bridge – slow, ethereal) In every stone, in every flame, Our voices linger, call your name, Through mist and moon, through sea and dew, Gaia remembers — and sings in you. (Long Instrumental – harp, pipes, choir) (Finale) So hear the wind, it softly sighs, Of worlds before the human eyes, When Earth was whole, and hearts were true, Her children sang — and still they do. (Outro – harp fades, ocean wind)
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