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The Fox Who Would Not Die

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AI Art made with PIXFORGE.AI based on the lyrics of the song.

Lyrics i made and put to AI Dark Country using SUNO.
This song is downloaded, not added to any streaming platform.

Wanted to try my hand at writing songs and poems to short stories, then putting them to music.

In this particular song, we follow a shady fox. A legendary thief. However he is cursed.
He loves to steal. He lives for it. It's his sole driving force. But not just items, he also likes stealing peoples hearts ( Metaphorically )

However, the more he steals and takes, the longer he lives. He cannot help but steal, and by constantly stealing, he becomes immortal until, in the end, there is nothing left. But he has stolen so much all he can do is wander on alone and count down the days remaining.

Lyrics:

Beneath a moon like tarnished bone,
He crossed the fields of ash alone;
A russet shape in weathered black,
With silver years that would not track.
The kingdoms changed. Their banners fell.
Their kings became a name, a bell.
But he went on through dust and flame,
Un-aged, un-buried, much the same.

He followed roads where ravens fed,
Past ruined shrines and cities dead;
Through ports that stank of tar and rain,
Through courts where smiles concealed a chain.
Wherever candlelight burned low,
He found a willing heart to know.
He loved the warmth, the breath, the art
Of borrowing a stranger’s heart

Then, while they slept, he’d rise and roam,
A shadow slipping from their home.
The rings, the relics, gold and glass
Would follow him before dawn passed.
He stole from vaults beneath the keep,
From temples sworn to guard their sleep;
He left no note, no sign, no clue—
Only a laugh the dark wind knew.

He followed roads where ravens fed,
Past ruined shrines and cities dead;
Through ports that stank of tar and rain,
Through courts where smiles concealed a chain.
And wherever candlelight burned low,
He found a willing heart to know.
He loved the warmth, the breath, the art
Of borrowing a stranger’s heart

Yet every theft bought one more year,
And kept the grave from drawing near.
Each gem he lifted from its place
Put one more season in his face.
He stole the gold, the rings, the art;
Each prize prolonged his beating heart.
But all the riches he could hold
Left deeper dark where warmth grew cold.
He filled his vaults, then searched once more,
Still hearing emptiness at the core.
The more he took, the less was filled—
An endless life, a heart gone still.

He followed roads where ravens fed,
Past ruined shrines and cities dead;
Through ports that stank of tar and rain,
Through courts where smiles concealed a chain.
And wherever candlelight burned low,
He found a willing heart to know.
He loved the warmth, the breath, the art
Of borrowing a stranger’s heart

The years wore down the walls and names;
The fields went dark; the courts became
A scatter of forgotten stone,
And still the fox walked on alone.
He’d watched his lovers fade to dust,
Their portraits pale, their vows turned rust.
He’d held their warmth beneath the sheets,
Then lost them to the slow years’ teeth.
Perhaps that was the price he paid:
Each tender dawn a borrowed shade;
Each stolen jewel, each vanished face,
A small bright thing time could not erase.


So on he wandered, blade at side,
With ancient sorrow for his guide.
A thief, a lover, death’s escape—
A grin beneath the moon’s eclipse.

He followed roads where ravens fed,
Past ruined shrines and cities dead;
Through ports that stank of tar and rain,
Through courts where smiles concealed a chain.
And wherever candlelight burned low,
He found a willing heart to know.
He loved the warmth, the breath, the art
Of borrowing a stranger’s heart

And when the last bright empire burned,
When even constellations turned,
One figure crossed the ashes still:
The fox who would not die,
Nor ever will.

And when the last bright empire burned,
When even constellations turned,
One figure crossed the ashes still:
The fox who would not die,
Nor ever will.


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Type: Music - Single Track
Published: 22 hrs, 31 mins ago
Rating: General

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