[singer A] Fire and Ice, The weapons of the Gods, Were forever at war and always at odds. None could survive their blaze or bite, And they danced as puppets beneath their master’s might. [transition] [singer B] Until, one day Fire singed Ice, And the evidence of their embrace, Filled the barren basins of the land. Delight and Desire grew, And they chased one another across the Earth, Creating our oceans, lakes, and streams, Leaving a trail of love and life in their wake, Angering the Gods that created them For destruction’s sake. [melodic interlude] [singer A] They made a pact, Fire and Ice, Between themselves and the Gods. She would dance in the skies all day long, Warming the world with her glow, And he would rise in her wake, Whisking across the world every evening, Leaving jewels of frost for her to find. [transition] [singer B] Only twice a day would they meet, At Dawn and at Dusk, Falling into one another’s embrace. A fleeting moment to say the least, Yet, for centuries they have never faltered, Or failed to meet. Forever in love, Fire and Ice.
