Cassandra’s Cry

(Verse 1) In the heart of ancient Troy, there lived a maiden fair, Cassandra was her name, with the sun-kissed golden hair. Gifted with the sight beyond the mortal's plain, Cursed by Apollo’s hand, her truths proclaimed in vain. (Chorus) Cassandra’s cry, in the night, echoes of the truth, Dancing in the shadows, under Troy’s old roof. No one believed the visions in her eyes, Cassandra’s cry, oh the echoes of her sighs. (Verse 2) Foretold the wooden horse, the city's grim demise, Yet her words, like whispers, faded in the skies. Trapped in her own mind, a prophetess unseen, A tragic soul, bound by a destiny so keen. (Bridge) Apollo’s gift, a twisted game of fate, Her truth a melody that came too late. Caught in the disco lights, a dance of time, Cassandra’s tale, a rhythm dressed in rhyme. (Chorus) Cassandra’s cry, in the night, echoes of the truth, Dancing in the shadows, under Troy’s old roof. No one believed the visions in her eyes, Cassandra’s cry, oh the echoes of her sighs. (Outro) In the ruins of the past, her story lingers still, A disco ball spins tales of a will that could not kill. Remember the princess who saw tomorrow’s sky, Forever we’ll hear Cassandra’s haunting cry.