Odysseus

(Verse 1) Under Trojan skies, where the battle drums play, A warrior named Odysseus, with eyes like the bay. With a mind full of schemes and a heart made of steel, He fought through the chaos, for a fate he would seal. (Chorus) Sing of Odysseus, the master of the night, With a heart full of valor, and a soul burning bright. Through the fires of the war, where the brave make their stand, He led the Greeks forward, with a clever, guiding hand. (Verse 2) In the halls of Troy, where the walls reached the skies, He conjured a vision, to bring about their demise. A wooden horse, a gift so divine, But inside it held warriors, biding their time. (Chorus) Sing of Odysseus, the master of the night, With a heart full of valor, and a soul burning bright. Through the fires of the war, where the brave make their stand, He led the Greeks forward, with a clever, guiding hand. (Bridge) By the campfires, he whispered tales of home, Of Ithaca’s shores, where his heart used to roam. With Penelope’s love, and Telemachus' cheer, He fought not for glory, but for all he held dear. (Verse 3) When the gates opened wide, and the Trojans slept sound, Greek warriors emerged, without making a sound. Odysseus led them, through the dark and the flame, With each silent step, he etched his name. (Chorus) Sing of Odysseus, the master of the night, With a heart full of valor, and a soul burning bright. Through the fires of the war, where the brave make their stand, He led the Greeks forward, with a clever, guiding hand. (Outro) As the dawn broke over Troy, ashes kissed the morn, Odysseus stood tall, a new journey born. For the war was now over, but his odyssey began, A hero in twilight, a legend to span. (Chorus) Sing of Odysseus, the master of the night, With a heart full of valor, and a soul burning bright. Through the fires of the war, where the brave make their stand, He led the Greeks forward, with a clever, guiding hand.