The Eagle's Cry
July 3, 2026. Album - A Tale Untold
Written by eddie and Gem
The Eagle’s Cry
[Verse]
Sun sets on the canyon wall
Ghosts of memory start to crawl
Across this land, where spirits roam
Before the white man called it home
[Verse]
Rode with warriors, brave and free
Across the plains, eternally
But the iron horse, it cut a scar
Dividing earth, and moon, and star
[Chorus]
Stolen skies, open wide
A million acres, swept aside
The eagle's cry, a mournful plea
Geronimo, can you hear me?
[Verse]
Whispers on the wind still call
From canyons deep, and mountains tall
A language lost, a way of life
Erased beneath the invader's strife
[Verse]
Janos, Kas-Ki-Yeh, a fateful day
Four hundred soldiers, peace torn away
Family lost in a hail of lead
A warrior born from the newly dead
Geronimo, forged in grief and fire
His vengeance burned, a funeral pyre
[Chorus]
Stolen skies, open wide
A million acres, swept aside
The eagle's cry, a mournful plea
Geronimo, can you hear me?
[Bridge]
They hunted us like buffalo, herded us like sheep
But our spirits, they could never keep
We are the children of the wind and rain
And this land, it will remember our name!
[Chorus]
Stolen skies, open wide
A million acres, swept aside
The eagle's cry, a mournful plea
Geronimo, can you hear me?




A reminder that every empire writes its history in someone else’s grief—and the land never forgets