Thunder At The Tower

[Verse 1]
Grey clouds over Asgard
You stand alone with your war-torn pride
Hammer in your right hand
Left hand holding every goodbye
Father’s words on your shoulders
Heavy like a storm that won’t break
You’ve beaten back monsters
Still the silence is harder to take
[Pre-Chorus]
You hear a call from a distant world
A broken team
A burning sky
You never thought you’d leave that throne
But you can’t watch good people die
[Chorus]
Thunder at the tower
Lightning in the dark
You came down like a promise
Straight into their hearts
You were made for battles
You were made to march
But you stayed for something louder
Thunder at the tower
Is really just your heart
[Verse 2]
Strange girl with red hands
Man out of time who won’t give in
Genius in an iron shell
A quiet rage under his skin
You laugh in the ruins
Trading scars like stories at night
You didn’t plan on family
Finding you in the middle of a fight
[Pre-Chorus]
You lift your voice in the firestorm
It echoes off the broken steel
For the first time in a thousand wars
You’re afraid of how this feels
[Chorus]
Thunder at the tower
Lightning in the dark
You came down like a promise
Straight into their hearts
You were made for battles
You were made to march
But you stayed for something louder
Thunder at the tower
Is really just your heart
[Bridge]
Who are you
When the sky goes quiet? (oh)
When the war is over
Do you still ignite it?
You look around
And they’re still standing there
You realize the power
Was never just the air
[Chorus]
Thunder at the tower
Lightning in the dark
You came down like a promise
Straight into their hearts
You were made for battles
You were made to march
But you stayed for something louder
Thunder at the tower
Is really just your heart (your heart)
Thunder at the tower
Is really just your heart

rock, Arena-sized emotional rock with female vocals; clean arpeggiated guitars in the verses, big distorted power chords and crashing cymbals in the chorus. Wide, melodic bass supporting a soaring lead vocal; tom-heavy fills underline the thunder imagery. Bridge strips back to voice and reverb-soaked guitar before a final, anthemic chorus with stacked harmonies and a held high note to close., emotional, female vocals