The Magnificent Seven | Epic Western Ballad Inspired by Classic Film

🎵 The Magnificent Seven
Epic Western Ballad Inspired by the Classic Film

🎙️ Lyric: Borna Cuk | 🎶 Music & Voice: AI

About the Song:
A powerful western ballad that brings the legendary story of seven gunslingers to life. Inspired by the 1960 classic, this cinematic tale of courage, justice, and sacrifice captures the spirit of the Old West through vivid lyrics and orchestral folk instrumentation.

🎼 Complete Song Lyric:

In a dusty town where the sun burned bright,
Seven shadows rode into the light.
Iron at hips, hearts forged in flame,
Sworn to defend, not seeking fame.
Villagers cried, “Stand for the right,”
So they took their place in the coming fight.

Oh, the Magnificent Seven, thunder in the night,
Defending the helpless, they brought hope to the fight.
With grit and glory, they stood tall and true,
In the jaws of danger, their courage broke through.

Chris led with calm, Vin rode beside,
Each with a reason, none would hide.
Steel met storm as bullets flew,
But justice held fast, pure and true.

When the dust had cleared, and peace had won,
The seven were gone, riding into the sun.

Legends they became, stories to the core,
The Magnificent Seven, remembered evermore.

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