Lyrics
Tired: the hearts of sons and daughters
Dead: this empire that we've built
Fight to drive our foes away
Steel and blood is what we know
This: the war we fought so long
Gone: this battle that we've lost
Waiting, strong, to build our future
One, united, working 'til we fall
Tired: the hearts of sons and daughters
Dead: this empire that we've built
Fight to drive our foes away
Steel and blood is what we know
And we all fight, 'til we're lifeless.
Together, together
By our lord's light, this is our might
Together, together
Transcript
Humans everywhere in our lives, cities, and even families [1] and yet they are just unassuming social mimics; Humans have no homelands, no culture, no identity, and no desires of their own. Humans have only one thing in common, one things binds them together, this song, this rhythm, these few words so innately ingrained in their nonexistent heritage.
But between our nations[2] there is 8000 years of history and yet there have been no records nor evidence of any independent Human sovereignty, let alone an empire. In spite of this fact, this chant goes back as far as anyone can remember, passed down along millennias through countless Humans across the world.
We may be responsible for recording this world's history faithfully but it seems the only explanation is that we expunged the humans from history. I can not fathom the scale of such deeds but if our leaders made that decision then there must be reason for it. My duty and curiosity compels me but I dare not pursue this task for I fear what will happen when the Humans learn the such truth.
I fear that one way or another, this song will outlive our nation.
Nice article, I love the interesting tidbit into the history of your world about the history of humans being erased. Although, I am curious when they say erased does this mean there are no structures or buildings that might suggest a grader history for humans?
Thanks! I will clarify that in the article, but yes there are no human structures, ruins, nor physical evidence of a human civilization.