Page 35 - The Siren's Call | Ethereal Folk

Arc II – The Call of the Sea Page 35 - The Siren's Call [Verse I] I heard your sorrow cross the sea, Long before you looked for me. The waves may hide what hearts conceal... But grief is something oceans feel. The storm was born from wind alone, Not by my hand, nor by my song. I simply watched the heavens weep... And called another soul to sleep. [Chorus] Lay your burden in the tide... Leave the waking world behind. No crown can sink beneath the sea... Come, and drift away with me. [Verse II] The mast gave way beneath the sky. I heard the timbers groan and cry. The sea took sail, the sea took oar... Your faithful ship could fight no more. The waves reached high, the night grew black. The ocean would not give you back. One final breath... One desperate plea... Then all the world... Belonged to me. [Chorus] Lay your burden in the tide... Leave the waking world behind. No throne can rule beneath the sea... Come, and drift away with me. [Bridge] Your hand was almost clasped in mine... The depths had claimed what fate designed. Then through the rain... Beyond my sight... There pierced the dark... A lonely light. [Final Chorus] Lay your burden in the tide... Another soul the sea denied. Some flames are small... Yet still burn bright... Go home... I'll sing... Another night. #thedeadbardsjournal #epicmusic #fantasymusic #fantasystory #bardsongs #sirensong