| You shall conquer the heavens. you shall be borne upon the breath of dawn. |
| i shall raise |
| You up on eagles wings, to a groundless realm far from tyrant kings. although |
| Followed by her electric eye, gaze not upon the siren in the sky as you take |
| flight to |
| Fortunes untold, for she beckons the touch possessed by no soul |
| You shall conquer the heavens. lest the heavens conquer you |
| Mere mortals whose hopes might be dashed upon a rock, now gods whose fortunes |
| lie |
| In elemental stock. she licks these limbs with, a blazing tongue, |
| reduced to dust by |
| The unconquerable one. this falling angel, imbued with wicked lust, |
| now screaming |
| «sol invictus!» |
| As surely as the giant shall fall in the west |
| As certain as the father was to embark on his quest |
| Man shall yearn to capture what it cannot behold |
| The son was sure to fail as his eyes were drawn by gold |
| It rises with a blazing fire, illuminating all. bearing arrogantly down, |
| ignorant to |
| The coming fall. enthroned in the sky, this man is the one. he shall show the |
| Rest the true unconquerable sun. cast down far from land, desperate for the |
| Impossible touch. wings waxed by his fathers hand, his greed proved to be too |
| much |
| As surely as the giant shall fall in the west |
| As certain as the father was to embark on his quest |
| Man shall yearn to capture what it cannot behold |
| The son was sure to fail as his eyes were drawn by gold |
| The rise and fall of man |