Rose garden

[Intro] [church Organ Choir] Vita est non magis quam ludus deorum [A bit of a break with a transition to a mix of pop music: electric guitars, bass guitars, drums and synthesizer] [Verse 1 Slow, calm and simplicity of the instrumental part, rhythmicity, emphasis on vocals] In a garden of silence, where whispers bloom, A rose stands alone, its beauty consumed. Gentle petals unfold, a tranquil display, Yet thorns lie beneath, where shadows sway. [Pre-Chorus increases the music intensity] Beneath the calm, a storm starts to rise, A gentle facade hides the storm in the skies. A call to the heavens, a silent plea, Caught between peace and a destiny. [Chorus, once singed, more cheerful and intensive, but also remains calm and measured] In the light, a rose can be seen, A beacon of grace where the heart's ever keen. But touch it too close, feel the sharp sting, A clash of desires, what the future will bring. [Instrumental Break Drums and electric guitars gradually come to the fore, the tempo and intensity increases again] [Verse 2 sounds cheerful and fast, similar to rap] Feel the rhythm, the beat of the night, A dance of thorns in the pale moonlight. Swift as the wind, a restless heart, Torn between dreams and a higher art. [Brief musical lull] [Bridge A small passage on keyboards to which guitars and synthesizer are gradually added] In this fleeting silence, the truth is clear, The rose's true essence, both far and near. [Chorus, singed two times, Same as the first chorus, but the drum parts are replaced with keyboards] In the light, a rose can be seen, A beacon of grace where the heart's ever keen. But touch it too close, feel the sharp sting, A clash of desires, what the future will bring. [church Organ Choir] Vita est non magis quam ludus deorum