Heart of the Sun

A blazing hymn to the celestial fire that gave birth to all.
“Heart of the Sun” is a poetic monologue of the star at the center of the Solar System — ancient, omnipotent, yet solitary. It watches over its children — the planets — in both pride and sorrow, knowing that its light nurtures but also burns.

The song evokes images of solar storms, nuclear fusion, and the eternal cycle of creation and destruction. Lyrically, it is both a love letter and a lament, told from the perspective of humanity looking skyward — or from the Sun itself, weary and radiant.

Musically, it combines slow-burning riffs with bursts of intensity, reflecting solar flares and quiet radiance alike. Think Deep Purple meets a space-faring elegy.