Palantír

(Verse 1)

In the dark of night, a stone is found,

A globe of glass, with power bound.

Its depths are black, its gaze is deep,

A tool of Sauron, to ensnare and keep.

(Chorus)

The Palantír, its eye is wide,

A window to the darker side.

Through shadowed paths, it calls the bold,

But woe to those its power holds.

(Verse 2)

Pippin’s hand, so curious, so small,

Reaches out, defying all.

The Eye awakes, its fire burns,

A lesson harsh, the hobbit learns.

(Chorus)

The Palantír, its eye is wide,

A window to the darker side.

Through shadowed paths, it calls the bold,

But woe to those its power holds.

(Bridge)

Gandalf’s voice, a thunderous cry,

Snatches Pippin from the Eye.

The stone is veiled, its light suppressed,

But Sauron’s gaze will never rest.

(Outro)

The Palantír, a cursed thing,

A trap for hearts, a siren’s ring.

Yet in its depths, a truth is shown:

The brave must face the dark alone.