Song of the Evergreen

Beneath the crumbling mountain’s crown, By seas where lost gods sleep, There rose a band, brave, bold, renowned, Their oath, their bond, was deep. Four souls of flame, of steel, of light, Of wisdom, fierce and keen, They took the road, they dared the night— They are the Evergreen. (Chorus) O sing of blades that never break, Of hearts no fear could sever! O sing of those who dared the dark, And made the lost remembered! Through storm and ash, through blood and flame, Their spirit stands serene— Raise up your voice, remember the name— The fearless Evergreen! (Verse 2) They braved the docks where shadows bled, When fire split the skies, They faced the warlocks, cloaked in dread, And heard the people’s cries. The shrine of coins, the silent plea, They swore to keep unseen— The gods may fade, but still shall be The guard of Evergreen. (New Bridge) They walked the lands where sorrow clings, Where sun and song are slain, They crossed the veil, they broke the chains, And led the lost home again. They faced the wolf, the web, the wraith, With mercy fierce and keen, They cured the cursed, they held the faith— The hearts of Evergreen. (New Final Chorus) O sing of stars that pierce the gloom, Of roots that bind forever! O sing of those who braved the tomb, And made the lost remembered! Through broken gates, through withered dreams, Their spirit burned unseen— Raise up your glass, and cry the name— The fearless Evergreen!