Homebound

(Intro) (Verse 1) In the swirling mist, so gray and cold, A silent shroud, a story yet untold. The fog obscures both sky and ground, In its embrace, all lost is found. (Bridge) A distant sound breaks through the gloom, Hoofbeats echo, heralding the impending doom. (Chorus) Homebound, to the end of the road we roam, Where shadows linger, and memories roam. Yet home is warm, through sorrow and strife, Where echoes of the past breathe new life. (Verse 2) The horses gallop, their spirits low, Once proud warriors, now fallen low. Their return, a bittersweet refrain, Lost in the echoes of a battle's pain. (Bridge) One falls from the saddle, his spirit fades, Lost in the shadows of the masquerade. (Chorus) Homebound, at the crossroads of fate we stand, Where victory's cries mix with the desert sand. Yet home remains, a beacon of light, Guiding us through the darkest night. [slow guitar solo, intensifying drums and bass guitar] (Verse 3) In the stable, the horses find their rest, Their weary bodies put to the test. The man tends to them, his heart weighed down, By the burdens of kings, and the lost crown. (Bridge) Yet in the darkness, a glimmer of hope, A chance for redemption, a way to cope. (Chorus) Homebound, through the trials we face, Where love and forgiveness find their place. For home is where the heart finds its song, Guiding us, where we belong. [Outro] [fading end]