[Instrumental intro] Verse 1 Born in the Land of the Golden Sun, Where winds play songs and the Dragons have Fun. Straight from Japan my Journey was long, Thats why i´m here and sing this Song. Chorus I am Shizuko the Maker of Breath and Bone, Celtic tones from hands alone. Let me enter your city gate, With tales and tunes the stars translate. [celtic flute solo] Verse 2 Through stormy peaks and silver streams, I followed echoes, chasing dreams. Each flute a tale, each note a flame, A thousand souls, but one true name. From sacred wood, so rare, so old, I shape the wind with hands that hold. No blade but touch, no plan but feel— The song within, I carve it real. Chorus I am Shizuko the Maker of Breath and Bone, Celtic tones from hands alone. Let me enter your city gate, With tales and tunes the stars translate. Verse 3 From distant Japan, my hands have flown, To shape the wood that sings alone. Where twilight forests guard their flame, I found the tree that knew my name. Its breath now sings through flutes I make, Each tone a path, each note a wake. And those who hear, can feel it too— A spell in sound, both old and new. Bridge 2 I played where no man dared to tread, In crystal halls and lands of dread. The wood, it glows with secret fire, It bends the wind to soul’s desire. Not just a sound—but stories spun, By moonlit hands and setting sun. Verse 4 Each flute I craft holds silent lore, Of battles won and myths of yore. No two the same, each sings its fate, A key to dreams, an unseen gate. The breath you give becomes a guide, Through hidden realms where spirits hide. A single note can shift the skies— If played with truth, no room for lies. Final Chorus I am Shizuko, the Flame and Tone, From sacred wood, the sound has grown. Let me enter your city gate, With songs that time cannot negate. I breathe the wind, I carve the sound, Where magic sleeps, it now is found. For I’m the Maker of Breath and Bone— And in each flute, a soul is sown. [Outro] (spoken, whispered) So if you hear a distant tune, Beneath the stars, beneath the moon— Know that a flute, by hands once stilled, Still sings where silence once was filled. [Fade out with soft flute echoing in the breeze…]