Goddess of the Mermaids
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[Verse 1]
In the depths where the ocean’s waves collide,
The Sea Goddess ruled, fierce and wide,
Her love was strong for the Storm God’s might,
But betrayal lurked in the dark of night.

[Chorus]
Oh, Goddess of the Sea, with eyes so cold,
Your heart was scorned, your love grew bold,
With anger fierce, you cast your spell,
On the shores where your sorrow fell.
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[Verse 2]
The Storm God roamed, with a wandering eye,
Chasing human beauty beneath the sky,
On island shores, he’d often stray,
While the Sea Goddess watched in dismay.

[Chorus]
Oh, Goddess of the Sea, with eyes so cold,
Your heart was scorned, your love grew bold,
With anger fierce, you cast your spell,
On the shores where your sorrow fell.
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[Verse 3]
Her heart, once tender, now burned with rage,
For the women who danced in her ocean’s stage,
With a wave of her hand, a curse she spoke,
And the lives of the island women broke.

[Bridge]
“No longer shall you tread on sand,
But swim forever in my watery land,
Mermaids you’ll be, in the depths you’ll stay,
Condemned to the ocean till your dying day.”
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[Verse 4]
The island women, with tails of blue,
Now sang of sorrow beneath the moon,
While the Storm God watched, his heart full of dread,
As the Sea Goddess’ wrath filled his bed.

[Chorus]
Oh, Goddess of the Sea, with eyes so cold,
Your heart was scorned, your love grew bold,
With anger fierce, you cast your spell,
On the shores where your sorrow fell.
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[Outro]
And so the tale of the scorned wife,
Echoes through the seas, a warning in life,
For those who betray, beware the storm,
For a goddess’ wrath can take any form.
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