Honkai Impact 3rd - Sundered by the Villain (Otto Apocalypse’s Song)
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Honkai Impact 3rd - Sundered by the Villain (Otto Apocalypse’s Song)
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Jack Arnold
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An AI song about Otto Apocalypse from Honkai Impact 3rd.
Lyrics:
A wooden plane over a garden wall
A sickly boy no one would call
Then you looked down and said my work was fine
First kindness I could claim as mine
You chased the beasts your father died to slay
I begged the cube to steal the dark away
You slapped my face and told me not to play God
I should have listened. I did not.
*Chorus*
Five hundred winters I have worn this mask
Five hundred summers bought with other blood
If the world must have a monster, I will last
The malice of the world shall be sundered by the villain
Not the saint they buried in the mud
I cannot stitch a soul from scattered light
Clones wear your face and still are not you
Memories poured in glass still break at night
The laugh is close. The eyes are almost true
Judah in your hands, a noose around the square
I loosed the Honkai just to buy you air
You ran toward the screaming, not toward me
Dead people cannot save anyone. You proved it beautifully.
*Chorus*
Five hundred winters I have worn this mask
Five hundred summers bought with other blood
If the world must have a monster, I will last
The malice of the world shall be sundered by the villain
Live, even if you never look my way
I built a church of orphans and of steel
I raised a granddaughter I could not keep
I made the weapons, forged the false ideal
And smiled while history learned my name as cheap
On the Tree I spend the present like a coin
One branch for you. This one I leave behind
No reunion. No forgiveness I would join
Only a sky that does not take you this time
*Final*
Fall like a star if that is what it takes
Crush the beast before it finds your throat
You do not have to love the fool who breaks
You only have to live. That is the whole of it.
The other future will belong to her.
Mine was always only this.