W.A.M HEAVY METAL - The Boy Who Lit the Sky — Jack Biller Trilogy (Part II)

Описание: “The Boy Who Lit the Sky” is the second chapter of The Lighthouse of Jack Biller Trilogy, revealing the origins of the boy who would one day become the haunted keeper seen in Part I – “The Lighthouse of Jack Biller.”

This song travels back to Jack’s childhood, when his only dream was to shine, guide the weak, and light a path through the storms.
Before he was a cursed spirit, Jack Biller was a hopeful child standing barefoot on the docks, promising the sea that he would be its light.

🔥 Reference to Part I – “The Lighthouse Calls”
In the first song, Jack appears as a tormented ghost bound to a ruined lighthouse.
Here, we discover who he used to be — bright-hearted, pure, and full of mercy — long before the world, the storms, and the tides began to break him.

“The Boy Who Lit the Sky” é o segundo capítulo da trilogia The Lighthouse of Jack Biller, revelando as origens do garoto que um dia se tornaria o espírito atormentado visto em Parte I – “The Lighthouse of Jack Biller.”

Aqui voltamos ao passado, à infância de Jack Biller, quando seu maior sonho era brilhar, guiar os fracos e iluminar os que se perdiam na tempestade.
Antes de ser um fantasma preso ao farol, Jack foi uma criança cheia de esperança, prometendo ao mar que seria sua luz.

🔥 Referência à Parte I – “The Lighthouse of Jack Biller”
Na primeira música, Jack é apresentado como um fantasma aprisionado a um farol destruído.
Nesta segunda parte, descobrimos quem ele realmente foi — um garoto puro, bondoso e determinado — antes do mundo, das marés e das tempestades começarem a destruí-lo.

Lyrics:

Born where the iron waves collide,
A sailor’s son with the rising tide.
Barefoot on the docks of dawn,
Dreaming of storms he’d one day command.
He held the lantern like a crown,
Promised the sea it would never drown.
A heart too bright for the world below—
Too soft for the cold winds soon to blow.

And the ocean whispered, “Child, you shine…”
But every light must someday pay its price.

Jack Biller, boy who lit the sky,
You swore to guide until the day you’d die.
But mercy breaks where the cold winds howl,
And the brightest lights cast the darkest shadows.
Your flame was pure, but the world was blind—
And the child’s hope became the man’s decline.

He learned the ropes with trembling hands,
Mapping the world through shifting sands.
Men of the harbor laughed and said,
“No boy can bargain with the dead.”
But he stood firm in the tempest roar,
A lightkeeper’s dream carved into the shore.
He swore the beacon would never dim—
That hope would rise because of him.

Yet the tide grew hungry, the sky grew foul,
And the sea began to whisper like a growl.

Jack Biller, boy who lit the sky,
You swore to guide until the day you’d die.
But mercy breaks where the cold winds howl,
And the brightest lights cast the darkest shadows.
Your flame was pure, but the world was blind—
And the child’s hope became the man’s decline.

Light the sky, boy—
But the world wants darkness!
Raise your lantern—
Let the waves grow heartless!
Heroes bleed where their dreams ignite…
And the sweetest hearts are the first to fight.

He met a girl by the harbor wall,
A fleeting love he could not recall
Once the years pulled tight like a knotted chain,
Dragging him down into storms and pain.
Yet her voice stayed warm in his fading mind—
A ghost of the world he left behind.
And every dawn he swore he’d rise,
But shadows gathered behind his eyes.

The sea kept calling, “Child, choose your side…”
And the boy began to fracture deep inside.

[Final Chorus – Triumphant but Foreboding]
Jack Biller, boy who lit the sky,
You swore to guide until the day you’d die.
But mercy breaks where the cold winds howl,
And the brightest lights cast the darkest shadows.
Your flame was pure, but the world was blind—
And the child’s hope became the man’s decline.

He lit the sky so the weak might see…
But someday the light would turn to misery.
For every hero the sea devours,
A ghost is born in the lighthouse towers.
And the boy who shone with the morning tide
Became the cursed who never died.