Three Hundred Stand

[Verse 1]
Twenty thousand Kame’Uru burned into Earth’s orbit,
Human faces, warrior hearts, with exile in their eyes.
Their general had defied a ruler’s final order—
So he and all his army were cast beneath our skies.

[Chorus]
We were strangers in the dark, now we hold the line,
When the pale beasts hunt by night, your hand is locked in mine.
Kame’Uru, stand with us—till the morning breaks,
Earth will be your home to keep, whatever it takes.

[Verse 2]
The pale ones moved by night and flooded every shore,
In less than a year, Earth’s voices fell to silence.
We clung to our last bastions, walls against the dark,
Then the exiled general chose our fight as his.

[Bridge]
Two years of war—and only three hundred stand,
Three hundred star-born warriors, their general at their head.
We offered them our planet, grateful, scarred, alive:
“Stay here. You saved our home. Now let this home be yours.”

[Outro]
No throne could make them kneel; no night could make them run.
Earth gave the lost a home—and called them its own.