Introduction (Mysterious atmosphere, a slow and solemn drumbeat, like the footsteps of a solitary man in the desert of the ages) Amidst the noise, the cries, and the blood... There is a man who lifts his eyes. The seventh from Adam. Alone against all. He chose to walk... Verse 1 The world has forgotten the scent of the earth And the divine breath that guided our forebears. Violence roars, hatred claims every right, And the name of the Most High echoes only as wood. Around him, men blaspheme and mock The laws of the unseen and what they have betrayed. But he looks elsewhere, beyond the din, Bearing peace in his heart as his only weapon. Chorus He walked with God when the world fled, He carried the light when everything collapsed. In a century of stone, blood, and night, Enoch said yes, and his faith sufficed. To walk against the current, to carry the burden, To be the only living soul looking upward. Verse 2 The blood of Cain still flows in memories, And the shadow of Adam weighs deep in history. They invoke the name to deceive and destroy, They build empires meant to betray one another. Yet Enoch is of those who cannot be bent, He advances in silence, adjusting his steps. He rejects the crowd and its vain idols, Preferring the desert and the song of the springs. Chorus He walked with God when the world fled, He carried the light when everything collapsed. In a century of stone, blood, and night, Enoch said yes, and his faith sufficed. To walk against the current, to carry the burden, To be the only living soul looking upward. Verse 3 Jehovah then entrusts him with the heaviest charge: To bear the truth to shameless men. To become the voice, the prophet in the midst Of those who have extinguished God's lanterns. He announces the coming, the holy myriads, The fire of judgment against the masquerades, And when rage bursts forth and threatens his life, The Eternal protects him and takes him away, infinite. Chorus He walked with God when the world fled, He carried the light when everything collapsed. In a century of stone, blood, and night, Enoch said yes, and his faith sufficed. To walk against the current, to carry the burden, To be the only living soul looking upward. Outro (The music calms down, instruments fading away to give way to a nearly whispered voice) He walked... And then, he was no more. For God had taken him. Remember that to walk in the shadow of the Most High Is already to touch eternity... (Final silence)
