Tom Tree and the Ten Thousand Templars

[Intro] [Verse 1] Oh, this too-tall Tom Tree with a tongue of twisted truth, Tried to tell the tales the televised tyrants smooth, They twisted tides with tongues of tainted gold, Took their turns to trouble, trample, and toll. But Tom stood tall, bark unbroken, roots in the ground, While templars tested tyranny with a thunderous sound. [Chorus] Pound, pound, pound—the earth shakes loud, Tom Tree’s roots twist through the templar crowd. Tornadoes roar, the devil’s train rolls in, They thought they’d take him down, but the truth won’t bend. [Verse 2] The town once trembled, thought the tracks were cursed, Till Tom Tree tracked the toad, the demon rehearsed. They dragged him down where the tornado spun, But the storm turned back, and the tyrants’ reign was done. Now the templars tremble, their tables overturned, For the holy crown and shroud are lessons unlearned. [Chorus] Pound, pound, pound—the earth shakes loud, Tom Tree’s roots twist through the templar crowd. Tornadoes roar, the devil’s train rolls in, They thought they’d take him down, but the truth won’t bend. [Bridge] Ten thousand teutons timed their test, But the throne of thorns outlives their quest. From mound to ground, the table round now falls, Tom Tree’s shadow looms over templar walls. [Outro]