The Gentle Giant

[Verse] There’s a legend in our small town, 'Bout a giant that towers high, His name they whisper all around, And his heart it meets the sky. [Verse 2] They say he’s from the Screaming Corpses, Titans that we feared each night, But The Gentle Giant stands apart, With a touch so soft and light. [Chorus] Oh, The Gentle Giant walks alone, In fields where wildflowers grow, With a strength unbound, yet tender grace, A paradox in titan's clothes. [Verse 3] He roams through hills and valleys, His steps a lullaby profound, No harm befalls his gentle smile, His kindness knows no bound. [Verse 4] Even the moonlight doth reflect, In his eyes of deepest blue, And troubled souls find solace there, In a heart so pure and true. [Chorus] Oh, The Gentle Giant walks alone, In fields where wildflowers grow, With a strength unbound, yet tender grace, A paradox in titan's clothes.