This original song is written from the perspective of the ordinary people of the Old Republic — refugees, dockworkers, farmers, medics — the ones who live after the hyperspace jumps, after the sabers ignite, and after history decides to move on. It’s a cinematic “people’s anthem” that asks the question legends never do: when heroes choose, what happens to everyone else?
The song moves through whispered rumors, broken cities, and word-of-mouth sightings of Force-users arriving in storms. It reflects the moral weight of every choice made by those who wield power, and the quiet cost paid by those who never asked for destiny. This is not a song about who wins the galaxy — it’s about who survives it.
Released
Lyrics
We are the names that never reach the Senate halls
We’re the hands that weld the
plates after the blaster fire
We’re the quiet after heroes finish making history
And tonight… the rumors
sound like thunder on the rim
My neighbor keeps a child’s tag
on a chain of burned durasteel
Says Malak made the sky go
white… then Taris went still
We learned to count the dead by
the way the streets stop singing
And pray the next fleet overhead
is only passing, only leaving
They told us Revan was a blade
with two edges in the dark
They told us the Exile walked
through wars that left no marks
But every legend costs a farmer,
a dockhand, a medic’s sleep
Every “great fate” writes its
name in the lives it couldn’t keep
So when the cantina whispers
start to travel star to star
We listen like it’s prayer—because
we’ve seen what choices are
A sabers’ hum can mean salvation…
or a collar on the neck
And we’re the ones who pay the
bill when gods of war collect
What fate awaits us?
What fate awaits us—down here?
When the storm brings strangers
and the red light wakes the wreck
Will we rise with dawn… or learn to kneel again?
What fate awaits us?
In the fate of the Old Republic
We don’t hold sabers… we hold each other
What fate awaits us?
Dockmaster swears a ship came
down through sheets of silver rain
A white-robed figure stepped out
first—eyes like held-back flame
Two shadows followed in the
wet: a Quarren, and a droid
Not soldiers… not smugglers…
just a crew that looked annoyed
They walked toward something
ancient, half-swallowed by the storm
A warship’s broken silhouette—like
history’s rusted thorn
Some say it’s Sith steel, still
humming with a spiteful glow
Some say it’s only scrap—until
it isn’t, and you know
They say the galaxy is
balancing on the edge of rebirth
And every simple mercy… and
every cruel word… has weight
So tell me, stranger in the
rain—what do you choose to be?
A shield… a storm… a throne… a cracked apology?
What fate awaits us?
What fate awaits us—down here?
When the storm brings
strangers and the red light wakes the wreck
Will we taste tomorrow… or fear it all our lives?
What fate awaits us?
In the fate of the Old Republic
We buried worlds in stories—Katarr
went quiet in one breath
We watched the wars eat sons and
daughters, then ask for what was left
We don’t need perfect Jedi
We don’t need beautiful Sith
We need a night without sirens
We need a dawn that finally sticks
So if the Force is listening—listen to the small
The ones who never had a destiny…
but bled through all
What fate awaits us?
What fate awaits us—down here?
When the storm brings strangers
and the red light wakes the wreck
Will you heal what’s broken…
or finish what it began?
What fate awaits us?
In the fate of the Old Republic…
Stranger with the Force… when your blade lights
the rain—are you our hero… or our tyrant?