Solo Leveling - Second on Paper (Liu Zhigang's Song)
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Solo Leveling - Second on Paper (Liu Zhigang's Song)
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An AI song about Liu Zhigang from Solo Leveling.
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Lyrics:
The gates appeared and changed the human scale
A rank became the line where nations failed
They counted six, then seven stars for me
A title made because five could not be
I crossed the ground where Kamish scorched the air
While stronger men discovered death was there
We brought it down, but victory left a scar
And showed how small the strongest hunters are
Second on paper, first upon my land
Two blades drawn steady in a single hand
I never needed strangers to agree
The things I cut know what they faced in me
A giant crossed the sea from Japan’s gate
Its shadow reached our coast but came too late
One sweep of power split the beast apart
A clean conclusion long before the start
I wondered who had driven it this way
What battle made a giant choose escape
Then word arrived about a Korean man
Whose silent soldiers moved at his command
Second on paper, first upon my land
Two blades drawn steady in a single hand
I never needed strangers to agree
The things I cut know what they faced in me
We met beneath the lights of foreign halls
Where guilds discussed the danger facing all
I felt no need to challenge or pretend
Respect is not a weakness to defend
The power lent by Rulers filled my frame
Though no one told us why that power came
We thought ourselves the ceiling of our kind
Then Monarchs showed what waited close behind
A ranking cannot hold when worlds collide
Or measure what survives on either side
If someone stronger stands where I once stood
I call it what it is, and call it good
I keep my blades prepared beyond the praise
For gates may open wide on quieter days
The world can print whatever rank it sees
I answer only when my country needs