The last dragon

(Verse 1) High above the city's glow, On cragged peaks where cold winds blow, There lies a cave where stories sleep, Of a dragon, old and deep. His scales like embered coals still shine, A witness of the ancient line. (Chorus) Oh, the last old dragon, eyes on the lights below, Guardian of timeless secrets only he could know. In his heart, the echoes of his mighty roars, Now he watches silently from his mountain shores. (Verse 2) Once he soared, 'neath starlit veils, His wings set forth with mighty sails. Now the cities stretch and rise, Underneath the starry skies. He sees the world has moved along, In the silence, he feels the throng. (Chorus) Oh, the last old dragon, eyes on the lights below, Guardian of timeless secrets only he could know. In his heart, the echoes of his mighty roars, Now he watches silently from his mountain shores. (Bridge) Does he dream of days when he was young, When the world was wild, and songs were sung? Of battles fierce and treasures won, Under the golden, setting sun? (Verse 3) But all things must meet their end, Even dragons round the bend. With a final, solemn sigh, He turns away from the open sky. Into the dark, to find his rest, In the cave that knows him best. (Chorus) Oh, the last old dragon, eyes on the lights below, Guardian of timeless secrets only he could know. In his heart, the echoes of his mighty roars, Now he watches silently from his mountain shores. (Outro) And as the city sleeps tonight, Above it looms the mountain's might. The last old dragon fades from view, The world whispers sad a last adieu.