〈EXODUS〉
Female vocal emotional narrative metal ballad. Tempo slow-mid 72–78 BPM. Dark cinematic intro with low strings and clean electric guitar. Intimate, breathy female vocal in verses, restrained and fragile. Gradual build with toms and ambient pads. Pre-chorus tension rises, vocal lifts emotionally. Chorus explodes into powerful melodic metal with distorted guitars, orchestral strings, and steady double-kick accents (not fast). Lyrics inspired by the Book of Exodus — liberation, fear, faith, fire and sea — not worship, but personal testimony. Bridge features soaring female high notes with emotional grit, then final chorus fully orchestrated and triumphant. Mood: sorrow → resolve → freedom. No male vocals. No growls. Cinematic, dramatic, cathartic ending.
〈EXODUS〉
Female vocal emotional narrative metal ballad. Tempo slow-mid 72–78 BPM. Dark cinematic intro with low strings and clean electric guitar. Intimate, breathy female vocal in verses, restrained and fragile. Gradual build with toms and ambient pads. Pre-chorus tension rises, vocal lifts emotionally. Chorus explodes into powerful melodic metal with distorted guitars, orchestral strings, and steady double-kick accents (not fast). Lyrics inspired by the Book of Exodus — liberation, fear, faith, fire and sea — not worship, but personal testimony. Bridge features soaring female high notes with emotional grit, then final chorus fully orchestrated and triumphant. Mood: sorrow → resolve → freedom. No male vocals. No growls. Cinematic, dramatic, cathartic ending.
Lyrics
Verse 1
벽돌보다 무거운 침묵 속에서
이름 없이 하루를 건넜지
기도는 입술에서 닳아
하늘은 멀기만 했어
Pre-Chorus
불 속에서 들려온 음성
“I will be with you”
도망치던 심장이
그 말에 멈췄어
Chorus
바다여 갈라져라
두려움이 나를 삼키기 전에
“Do not be afraid”
나는 뒤돌아가지 않아
불기둥이 밤을 가르면
길이 아니어도 걷겠어
나는 더 이상 노예가 아니다
이건 나의 Exodus
Verse 2
사슬은 끊겼지만 마음은 남아
돌아가자는 속삭임들
광야의 바람은 차가워도
구름은 떠나지 않았지
Pre-Chorus 2
“The Lord will fight for you”
나는 숨을 고를 뿐
오늘의 양식처럼
믿음이 내려와
Final Chorus
바다여 다시 열려라
이 노래가 증거가 되게
불과 구름 사이에서
나는 자유를 배웠다
끌려온 자가 아닌
선택된 이름으로
광야 한가운데서 외친다
This is my Exodus
Outro
약속의 땅이 아직 아니어도
오늘 나는
노예가 아니다