Book 2 Theme - Raise Agapogo

Verse 1

Chorus

The harbor lights are far away,
The moon is hiding in the rain.
The water holds its ancient breath,
And something rises from the depths.
I hear the warnings in my mind:
Turn back before you cross the line.
But fear can wear a thousand faces,
And truth is found in darker places.

Pre - Chorus

Slowly, through the midnight blue,
I leave the shore and follow you.

Chorus

Rise, Agapogo, rise from the water,
Carry the night upon your back.
I will swim beside you through the darkness,
Where broken moonlight meets the black.
They called you monster, called you danger,
A shadow no one should awake.
But I can see the truth within you
When the deep begins to wake.

Verse 2

The silent boats sleep by the shore,
They do not know what waits below.
Your armoured back divides the lake;
Behind us, silver ripples break.
I came in search of ancient Dragons,
Of hidden words and vanished names.
I found a secret in the darkness—
A sleeping heart, an ageless flame.

Pre - Chorus

Slowly, through the midnight blue,
The old world wakes and follows you.

Chorus

Rise, Agapogo, rise from the water,
Carry the night upon your back.
I will swim beside you through the darkness,
Where broken moonlight meets the black.
They called you monster, called you danger,
A shadow no one should awake.
But I can see the truth within you
When the deep begins to wake.

Bridge

Let the witches fear the water.
Let them tremble at your name.
They tried to bury every secret—
But buried fire still becomes a flame.

Final Chorus

Rise, Agapogo, rise from the water,
Carry the night upon your back.
I am swimming with you through the darkness;
There is no turning, no way back.
They called you monster, called you danger,
But fear and truth are not the same.
Tonight the silent lake remembers.
Tonight the Dragon wakes again.

Tam… tam… beneath the lake.
Tam… tam… the deep awakes.