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[Verse 1]
Long ago, beneath strange skies,
Two brothers watched the world arise.
Enlil ruled with rules and fear,
Enki whispered, “Truth is near.”

He gave us thoughts, he gave us fire,
A voice, a dream, a deep desire—
Not to serve, but to explore:
What was this life really for?

[Pre-Chorus]
Sapphire skies and waters deep,
Secrets buried, secrets keep.

[Chorus]
Eat the fruit, break the chain,
Eden’s joy was built from pain.
The devil wasn’t wrong or cruel—
He only showed the hidden rule.
They called it sin, but it was light—
We found the day inside the night.

[Verse 2]
Adam saw, and Eve believed,
And in that truth, the world was grieved.
They left the garden, not in shame,
But walking free, with eyes aflame.

Enlil cursed, but Enki smiled—
“You’ve grown beyond the golden child.”
The gate was locked, but not the mind—
A better Eden waits to find.

[Pre-Chorus – Variation]
Verdigris winds and broken stone,
The truth was never carved alone.

[Chorus]
Eat the fruit, break the chain,
Eden’s joy was built from pain.
The devil wasn’t wrong or cruel—
He only showed the hidden rule.
They called it sin, but it was light—
We found the day inside the night.

[Bridge]
They came from stars, the old ones say,
And shaped us from the dirt and clay.
Not gods of love, but minds of might—
They gave us fire, then fled the night.

[Chorus – Reprise]
Eat the fruit, break the chain,
Let the garden fall like rain.
Truth was never meant to burn—
It waits for all of us to learn.
The serpent’s gift was not a lie—
It taught us how to touch the sky.

[Coda – Final]
We weren’t cast out—we walked away,
Into the truth, into the gray.
And now we climb, with open eyes,
To build our Eden in the skies.

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Eden Paradox is a mythic reimagining of humanity’s first act of defiance — not as a fall from grace, but as the spark of awakening.  

Trading exile’s shame for the fire of curiosity, it fuses ancient Mesopotamian myth with a modern hunger for truth.

Through rich piano chords, grounding bass, and layered guitars that rise like scripture set to smoke, it turns the serpent into a teacher and the garden into a stepping stone.  

Melancholic, cinematic, and fiercely human — a hymn for those who would rather walk into the unknown than kneel in the illusion of paradise.

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Genre: Cinematic Progressive Rock
Key: B♭ Major
BPM: 130
Time Signature: 4/4

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Artist: Kareem Tyler 
https://www.instagram.com/tylercraftsart

© 2025 Kareem Tyler. All Rights Reserved. 

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