[Ambient Intro] (Soft distant wind + faint monastic chanting + tagelharpa swells + deep sub-bass rumble) In the whispers of the ancient skies… [Verse 1 – Intimate emotional female vocals with light percussion] In the whispers of the ancient skies, A prophecy dark, where twilight lies. Ragnarök, the end foretold, The doom of gods, in stories bold. [First Heavy Section – Blast beats erupt with deep male growls + full ritual percussion] The wolf breaks free from chains of old, The serpent rises, oceans cold. Fire and ice collide once more, The final battle at the world's core. [Melodic Chorus – Soaring layered female vocals with full folk-orchestral elements] RAGNARÖK'S CALL! THE WOLF BREAKS FREE! RAGNARÖK'S CALL! THE SERPENT SEES! FROM FIRE AND ICE, THE WORLD WILL BURN, BUT FROM THE RUIN, NEW LIFE WILL RETURN! [Verse 2 – Atmospheric, haunting female vocals with tagelharpa] Fimbulwinter, three years long, A herald of the final song. The sun turns black, the stars do fall, The gods prepare for the end of all. [Bridge – Ritualistic blend with ancient instruments and layered vocals] Odin rides to face the wolf, Thor with Mjölnir meets the serpent's gulf. Loki leads his monstrous kin, As fate unfolds, where all begin. [Instrumental Interlude] (A journey through Ragnarök — thunderous war drums for the clash, haunting tagelharpa for the fall of gods, rising horns for rebirth, all underscored by atmospheric synths and distant chants) [Verse 3 – Powerful layered vocals, building to climax] Asgard falls, the giants storm, In battle fierce, the gods transform. But from the ashes, new life springs, A world renewed, where hope still sings. [Final Chorus – Maximum epic intensity with full choir-like effect and heavy bass] RAGNARÖK'S CALL! THE WOLF BREAKS FREE! RAGNARÖK'S CALL! THE SERPENT SEES! FROM FIRE AND ICE, THE WORLD WILL BURN, BUT FROM THE RUIN — NEW LIFE WILL RETURN! [Quiet Outro / Aftermath] (Returning to ambient sounds of wind and distant thunder + single resonant horn note + soft female whisper) So ends the cycle, so it begins, From destruction, new light wins. The gods' tale told, in fire and flood, Ragnarök's prophecy… our bond with blood.
