Frodo and the Ring

(Verse 1) In the land of Middle-earth, where shadows loom, Stood a hobbit named Frodo, in the depths of his gloom. With the One Ring, his burden to bear, He journeyed forth, with a weighty despair. (Chorus) Oh Frodo, brave hobbit, with heart so true, Caught in a battle, between dark and blue. The Ring's pull so strong, its whispers so near, But Frodo, the Ring-bearer, must conquer his fear. (Verse 2) Through perilous lands, and valleys of dread, Frodo pressed on, with the Ring's whispers in his head. His heart torn asunder, by the Ring's dark allure, Yet he knew his quest, he must endure. (Chorus) Oh Frodo, brave hobbit, with heart so true, Caught in a battle, between dark and blue. The Ring's pull so strong, its whispers so near, But Frodo, the Ring-bearer, must conquer his fear. (Bridge) At the summit of Mount Doom, where fires burned bright, Frodo stood alone, in the heart of the night. With the Ring in his grasp, and darkness in sight, He faltered and trembled, in the face of his plight. (Verse 3) But by chance and by fate, Gollum intervened, And in his struggle, the Ring was freed. As Gollum fell, into the fires below, Frodo watched on, with a heart full of woe. (Chorus) Oh Frodo, brave hobbit, with heart so true, Caught in a battle, between dark and blue. The Ring's pull so strong, its whispers so near, But Frodo, the Ring-bearer, found redemption clear. (Outro) Though Frodo succumbed, to the Ring's dark embrace, His sacrifice saved Middle-earth, in its grace. For in the end, it was not his hand, But the hand of fate, that freed the land.