March of the Atoms

(Verse 1) Atoms march, the building blocks so small, Protons, neutrons, electrons, they stand tall. In the nucleus, most of the mass we find, Protons positive, neutrons aligned. (Pre-Chorus) Electrons dance around, negative and light, Bound to the nucleus, they spiral tight. With quantum rules, they take their flight, Invisible to the human sight. (Chorus) March, march, the atoms in a row, Sodium, copper, elements we know. Protons in the lead, defining their name, Isotopes vary, yet they're the same. (Verse 2) A million atoms, a human hair's span, Smaller than light, beyond our scan. Protons and neutrons, nuclear force they wield, Electromagnetic pull, electrons yield. (Pre-Chorus) Positive protons, negative electron chain, Neutral balance, or ions remain. Chemistry unfolds, in bonds so tight, Atoms combine, bringing changes in sight. (Chorus) March, march, the atoms in a row, Sodium, copper, elements we know. Protons in the lead, defining their name, Isotopes vary, yet they're the same. (Bridge) Nuclear force, strong and grand, Holds the nucleus, hand in hand. But if they split, a decay’s demand, New elements formed across the land. (Chorus) March, march, the atoms in a row, Sodium, copper, elements we know. Protons in the lead, defining their name, Isotopes vary, yet they're the same. (Outro) Atoms bond, to form the world we see, Molecules and crystals, in chemistry. March of the atoms, a symphony, Building blocks of life's great mystery.