Verse 1 (calm drums, clean guitars/drone) On frozen shores — where the salt winds cry, They found a child — ‘neath an iron sky, No name to claim — no blood to show, Just eyes of embers in the snow. They gave him steel — they gave him bread, Said “Walk the road the fighters tread”, But in his heart — a distant flame, Called through the dark without a name. Chorus (full band entry + choir) He’s not of this world — yet he walks alone, Starborn child — far from home, Searching the tide, the scars, the smoke, the sky above — Who was he thenn — where do his stars belong? (chorus responses) Belong — belong — to the stars! Verse 2 (groove back - toms, bass leads)) Raised by the clash — of shield and song, Still dreamed of space — where he belonged, No thirst for blood — no crown to hold, Just ancient echoes in the cold. Old voices rose through frost and night, Of falling gates and burning light, A ship of fiiire from worlds above — And cosmic runes in his blood. Chorus (as before - full dynamics) He’s not of this world — yet he walks alone, Starborn child — far from home, Searching the tide, the scars, the smoke, the sky above — Who was he thenn — where do his stars belong? Bridge (breakdown — almost a cappella + ritual drums) Is fate cold steel — in the warrior’s hand? Or signs in the night no man can command? (build — guitar swell) When he calls to the sky — it calls him back: “Your road runs beyond the track!” (entrance of the entire band) Sky or stone — blood or stars — Walk between the worlds you are! Verse 3 (more emotional, broadly sung) So he moves through fire and pain, No throne to seek — no land to gain, A man of earth — yet bound above, Carrying questions like a cross of love. Final Chorus (anthemic) He’s not of this world — but his heart beats here, Starborn child — drawing near, Calling his name through the endless night afar — Carrying home in the light of the stars! (repeat with choir - longer notes) Carrying home — in the light of the stars! Outro ((slow down / ambient guitar) When silver flames ignite the sky, He may recall the reason why — A stranger here through time alone… Yet the universe knew its own.
