Doom Slayer | Metal Song | Doom 'Slayers Testament' Lore

Описание: Based on the 'Slayers Testament' from Doom (2016).
Track #1 of my new Doom inspired album!

Note: This video is fan made and not official.
The song and the art are AI generated as follows:

Lyrics by The Automatic Singer. ChatGPT was used for creative ideation and lyric refinement.
Music + vocals - Suno.
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Art - Dall-E + Midjourney
Image to video - Runway
Editing - CapCut

[Verse 1]
Tempered by the fires of Hell
He rose where the strongest fell
Ripped through lines, an annihilator
The Hell Walker, Unchained Predator

[Pre-Chorus]
He stormed the gates with sharpened hate
No pillar could hold his crushing weight
No beast could stop his tearing
Unbreakable, Unyielding

[Chorus]
Burned by the embers of Armageddon
Rage was the fuel the forge had fed in
No god arrived to hear the prayer
They named him, the Doom Slayer!

[Verse 2]
They knew he would come
A name repeated through the sanctum
He drained the strength of all afflicted
To feast on the blood of the wicked

[Pre-Chorus]
Despair spread before him like a plague
Demons broke beneath his blade
From the depths rose the Great One
The Slayer stood, the Titan had fallen

[Chorus]
Burned by the embers of Armageddon
Rage was the fuel the forge had fed in
No god arrived to hear the prayer
They named him, the Doom Slayer!

[Bridge]
In deepest Hell, the forge was lit
The Wretch prepared the adamantine kit
With every strike the void grew wide
Each hellish beast was pulled inside

[Chorus] x2
Burned by the embers of Armageddon
Rage was the fuel the forge had fed in
No god arrived to hear the prayer
They named him, the Doom Slayer!

[Outro]
The priests set the trap beneath the Keep
Stone and chain pulled him down deep
His mark engraved to stop all entering
There he lies still, in silent suffering