Cradle of Broken Horizons

(Intro)

Verse 1

The earth beneath us trembles, as mountains start to fall,

Rivers rise like tempests, sweeping through it all.

The sky once clear with promise, now darkens with despair,

Homes reduced to rubble, lives shattered everywhere.

In winds that howl like sorrow, in oceans that have cried,

The world we knew is breaking, beneath the shifting tide.

From the flames and from the floods, destruction carves its name,

Leaving behind a silence, where once there was a flame.

Chorus

Cradle of broken horizons, lost in nature’s rage,

We’ve built our lives on fragile lines, across an ancient stage.

But in the ruins, hope still calls, beneath the ash and stone,

A future waits, beyond the storm, where seeds of peace are sown.

Verse 2

The forests burn like whispers, disappearing in the smoke,

Cities fall to pieces, as nature’s fury spoke.

The ground that once held promise now cracks beneath the weight,

Of fires, floods, and tremors that decide an unknown fate.

Yet in the broken landscapes, a new beginning stirs,

In hearts that still remember the world that once was ours.

The hands that reach through darkness, the strength to rise again,

Are the sparks of human spirit, defying loss and pain.

Chorus

Cradle of broken horizons, lost in nature’s rage,

We’ve built our lives on fragile lines, across an ancient stage.

But in the ruins, hope still calls, beneath the ash and stone,

A future waits, beyond the storm, where seeds of peace are sown.

Bridge

We rise from the ashes, though the scars remain,

We’ll rebuild the cities, we’ll endure the pain.

For every storm that passes, for every quake that breaks,

There’s a light that shines within us, no disaster can take.

Final Chorus

Cradle of broken horizons, though we’ve lost so much,

We’ll find the strength in unity, to heal with every touch.

Through the ruins, hope still calls, a future to reclaim,

From nature’s wrath, we’ll rise again, to rebuild in her name.

Outro

And as the earth renews itself, with every storm and flame,

May we learn to live in harmony, to protect what still remains.