The Rise and Fall of Animal Farm

(Verse 1)
Once upon a time on a farm so grand,
The animals rose, took a stand.
Tired of chains, tired of pain,
They swore they'd never serve man again.

(Pre-Chorus)
Oh, the dream was bright, the flag flew high,
Freedom shone in every eye.
But power whispers, power calls,
And even the strong can take the fall.

(Chorus)
Run, run, run, the pigs march on,
New kings rise when the old are gone.
We fought for truth, we fought for right,
Now we serve a different might.

(Verse 2)
Old Major’s words lit the spark,
A world of equals, a brand-new start.
Snowball led, with plans so bold,
But Napoleon’s heart was dark and cold.

(Pre-Chorus)
Oh, the dream was bright, the flag flew high,
Freedom shone in every eye.
But power whispers, power calls,
And even the strong can take the fall.

(Chorus)
Run, run, run, the pigs march on,
New kings rise when the old are gone.
We fought for truth, we fought for right,
Now we serve a different might.

(Bridge – Slow, Reflective)
Boxer worked till his body broke,
Sent away with lies and smoke.
Seven rules, turned into one,
“All are equal, but some have won.”

(Final Chorus – Darker, Resigned)
Run, run, run, the dream is gone,
Pigs wear suits and rule like lords.
We fought for truth, we fought for right,
But power always wins the fight.

(Outro – Soft, Haunting)
So if you rise, if you stand,
Beware the one who shakes your hand.
For tyranny wears many skins,
And every farm falls from within.