Et Tu Brutus - 3

[Breakdown 1 - Heavy guitar chugging and a slow, driving rhythm] "The Ides of March, a fateful day, In blood and steel, the price they pay, Et tu, Brutus, the betrayal’s mark, In Caesar’s death, a darkened arc." [Verse 1] "In Rome's grand hall, betrayal's stage, Caesar's fate sealed, a violent rage, Ides of March, the daggers gleam, Brutus's blade, a tyrant’s dream." [Pre-Chorus] "A leader’s fall, his trust betrayed, In the Senate, shadows played, Et tu, Brutus? The knives are drawn, The Caesar’s reign, now quickly gone." [Chorus] "Et tu, Brutus, the blade’s cold steel, In the Senate's blood, fate’s cruel deal, Caesar’s death in the Roman night, The Ides of March, a tragic fight." [Breakdown 2 -Intense yet melodic guitar riffs] "The Ides of March, a shadowed tale, Brutus’s knife, the empire's wail, In the Senate’s cold, the story’s set, The dagger’s path, the blood is wet." [Verse 2] "Caesar's eyes wide with disbelief, Friends turned foes in a moment brief, Brutus's dagger, a serpent's bite, Rome’s great leader falls tonight." [Pre-Chorus] "A leader’s fall, his trust betrayed, In the Senate, shadows played, Et tu, Brutus? The knives are drawn, The Caesar’s reign, now quickly gone." [Chorus] "Et tu, Brutus, the blade’s cold steel, In the Senate's blood, fate’s cruel deal, Caesar’s death in the Roman night, The Ides of March, a tragic fight." [Breakdown 3 - Heavy and dramatic] "Brutus’s betrayal, the Senate’s fear, Caesar’s death, the end is near, In the dark, the empire mourns, The knife’s betrayal, in history’s scorn." [Guitar solo 1 - Melodic] [Bridge] "In the chaos, the senators' plot, Betrayal deep, the dagger’s thought, Caesar’s shadow on the Senate floor, Brutus’s treachery forevermore." [Guitar Solo 2 - Aggressive] [Chorus (Reprise)] "Et tu, Brutus, the blade’s cold steel, In the Senate's blood, fate’s cruel deal, Caesar’s death in the Roman night, The Ides of March, a tragic fight." [Outro] "As the Senate’s echoes fade away, Caesar’s fall marks history’s sway, Et tu, Brutus, the world will tell, In Rome’s great halls, betrayal fell."