
Mother Beast
Verse 1 They called her wild, they called her wrong, But she was born where storms belong. With thunder stitched inside her chest, She learned to love without a rest. She fed the fire, she held the pain, Raised flowers in a hurricane. If you came hungry, she gave you feast, But donât you wake the Mother Beast. Pre-Chorus Sheâs got soft hands, but iron bones, A sacred heart, a haunted throne. Sheâll let you cry, sheâll let you breathe, But cross her cubs and watch her seethe. Chorus Mother Beast, rise from the ground, Shake the earth with your ancient sound. Tender teeth and a lionâs soul, Half moonlight, half losing control. Mother Beast, keeper of flame, Love is the weapon they couldnât tame. Sheâll hold you close, sheâll bare her teeth, Bless the rage of the Mother Beast. Verse 2 She learned to smile while breaking down, Wore her scars like a golden crown. They said, âBe quiet, be polite,â But she was born to guard the night. Sheâs lullaby and battle cry, Sheâs muddy knees and burning sky. A holy roar beneath the peace, The ancient blood of Mother Beast. Bridge Donât mistake her mercy for weakness, Donât mistake her love for chains. She is the shelter and the warning, She is the sun after the rain. Final Chorus Mother Beast, rise from the ground, Shake the earth with your ancient sound. Tender teeth and a lionâs soul, Half moonlight, half losing control. Mother Beast, keeper of flame, Love is the weapon they couldnât tame. Sheâll hold you close, sheâll bare her teeth, Bow to the heart of the Mother Beast. Outro Soft as a prayer, fierce as the sea, She is the mother they feared sheâd be.

