(Verse 1) Through shadowed woods, so still, so deep, The hobbits wander, silence they keep. But deep below, a stirring begins, The Ents awake, the battle spins. (Pre-Chorus) “The forest will fight,” Treebeard declares, “For rivers, for roots, for all that cares.” (Chorus) Oh, the storm on Isengard, the Ents rise tall, Wood strikes iron, and towers fall. The river roars, the stone gives way, And Saruman’s power is swept away. (Verse 2) The tower looms, but trees march on, Their wrath like thunder, fierce and strong. They crash the gates, they flood the land, And tear the dark from Saruman’s hand. (Pre-Chorus) The hobbits gaze with awe and dread, As forest fury wakes the dead. (Chorus) Oh, the storm on Isengard, wild and wide, Nature strikes back with timeless pride. Root and water break the stone, And darkness leaves the throne. (Bridge) Roaring rivers, crashing stone, The Ents fight not for crowns or thrones. “Remember the green,” Treebeard cries, “As steel and fire meet their demise.” (Chorus – Final) Oh, the storm on Isengard, the wild reborn, The forest strikes with ancient scorn. Victory grows from root and seed— The land is free, the trees are freed. (Outro) The Ents return, their song remains, Of earth reclaimed, and broken chains.
