Requiem Of The Last Hunter

Verse I
The sky has turned to ashes,
and the stars forgot my name…
The blade in my hand still whispers,
of the souls I could not save.
A thousand cries behind me fade,
like ghosts beneath the rain—
and I wonder if the heavens heard
a single prayer of pain.
Chorus I
Light… fade not yet,
let me see the dawn once more.
If I fall, then let my sins
be buried beneath your shore.
Tell the angels I’m not coming—
the gates are far too high.
I’ll rest where demons wander…
and dream where heroes die.
Verse II
The fire’s dying slowly,
its embers paint my scars.
Each wound’s a memory carved in flesh,
a requiem for wars.
Oblivion hums beside me still,
its edge remembers all—
the screams, the vows, the broken faith,
the moment angels fall.
Chorus II
Time… stand still,
let the rain wash out my sin.
If my name fades into silence,
let my soul not fade within.
Tell the light I kept on fighting,
though I bled for every lie…
I was never born for glory—
just to make sure hope won’t die.
Bridge
And when the morning never comes,
and shadows claim the sky…
Will you remember this hunter’s song,
or just the way he died?
The moonlight kisses my closing eyes,
a cold and gentle flame…
Whispering, “Rest, forgotten child,
you’ve earned your peace again.”
Final Chorus
So light… fade now,
I have no strength to fight.
Let the stars remember mercy,
let the world forget my sight.
If they find my blade tomorrow,
let them know I tried—
to slay the dark within myself,
before the night replied.
Outro
“To the demons I’ve slain…
and the angels I’ve failed…
may your echoes guide me home.”

Ethereal Soprano, Hollow, Yuki Kajiura choir style, Cinematic Dark Ballad, orchestral sorrow, post-apocalyptic hymn