11-11-2025, 07:36 AM
I think this song sums up the Huenyans pretty well, especially under the more aggressive leadership of Xiadani.
Lyrics:
There’s no time for redemption
Those flags you wave, will they hold up?
Don’t cry for your vengeance
It’s right there to take if you want it
The world is watching
This part of the song would speak to the Huenyans' desire to avenge the centuries of Imperial oppression they endured, as well as avenging their current struggles such as putting down the Golden Blade insurgency sponsored by the Xiomeran Empire.
Here’s your judgement
Here’s your reckoning
Write your story down into history
Pride and country
You could have everything
So bring home the glory alive
This part of the song would speak to the Huenyans facing their struggles to build a nation and remain independent, facing the "judgement" and "reckoning" of their own people and the world at their response to those struggles. It would also take a bit of a swipe at the Xiomeran Empire, which Huenyans believe will face its own "judgement and reckoning" at the hands of Huenya and its allies. It would exhort Huenyans to seize their own destiny ("writing history"), and to uphold Huenyan pride and their new country.
Go and rise for your nation
There’s so much at stake, will you show up?
Oh it’s about damned time for a little salvation
Those flags you wave, represent them
The world is watching
This part of the song would urge Huenyans to stand up and take on the hard work of building a new nation, as well as defending it from the Empire that would see it destroyed. It would remind Huenyans that everything - their independence, freedom, and rights - are all at stake and at risk of being lost if they don't "show up". It would demand that Huenyans "represent" the Huenyan flag by standing up for the nation. It would finally remind Huenyans that the world is watching to see if Huenya can survive, and take on Xiomera.
The entire song as a whole would rally Huenyans to build a nation together, succeed and show themselves worthy in the eyes of the world, and defeat the Empire.
Lyrics:
There’s no time for redemption
Those flags you wave, will they hold up?
Don’t cry for your vengeance
It’s right there to take if you want it
The world is watching
This part of the song would speak to the Huenyans' desire to avenge the centuries of Imperial oppression they endured, as well as avenging their current struggles such as putting down the Golden Blade insurgency sponsored by the Xiomeran Empire.
Here’s your judgement
Here’s your reckoning
Write your story down into history
Pride and country
You could have everything
So bring home the glory alive
This part of the song would speak to the Huenyans facing their struggles to build a nation and remain independent, facing the "judgement" and "reckoning" of their own people and the world at their response to those struggles. It would also take a bit of a swipe at the Xiomeran Empire, which Huenyans believe will face its own "judgement and reckoning" at the hands of Huenya and its allies. It would exhort Huenyans to seize their own destiny ("writing history"), and to uphold Huenyan pride and their new country.
Go and rise for your nation
There’s so much at stake, will you show up?
Oh it’s about damned time for a little salvation
Those flags you wave, represent them
The world is watching
This part of the song would urge Huenyans to stand up and take on the hard work of building a new nation, as well as defending it from the Empire that would see it destroyed. It would remind Huenyans that everything - their independence, freedom, and rights - are all at stake and at risk of being lost if they don't "show up". It would demand that Huenyans "represent" the Huenyan flag by standing up for the nation. It would finally remind Huenyans that the world is watching to see if Huenya can survive, and take on Xiomera.
The entire song as a whole would rally Huenyans to build a nation together, succeed and show themselves worthy in the eyes of the world, and defeat the Empire.
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