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A Tribute to J Verne Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea unfolds in a series of episodic acts, each rich in atmosphere, philosophical undertones, and visual grandeur. The story begins in the year 1866, when rumors of a monstrous sea creature terrorizing global shipping routes stir panic and fascination. The setting is initially terrestrial—newspapers, scientific circles, and naval command rooms—but quickly transitions to the open ocean aboard the American frigate Abraham Lincoln. Song: Verse 1 Far from the shore, where the sunlight dies, We sail through silence under moonless skies. Steel and steam in the ocean’s dome, No land in sight, but this ship feels like home. Refrain (Hook Line) Beneath the waves we roam, alone but free, In the heart of the sea, we find who we’ll be. No stars above, no maps to show— Just the pulse of the deep and the undertow. Verse 2 Ghosts of Atlantis whisper through the tide, Coral castles where secrets hide. Captain’s eyes like a storm contained, A soul unmoored, by sorrow chained. Bridge Electric light in a world so cold, Stories etched in brass and gold. We chase the edge of what’s unknown, But the deeper we dive, the more we’re alone. Refrain (Repeat) Beneath the waves we roam, alone but free, In the heart of the sea, we find who we’ll be. No stars above, no maps to show— Just the pulse of the deep and the undertow. Outro Verse Now the surface calls, but the sea won’t let go, In the grip of the current, we drift below. If freedom means never touching land, Then I’ll live where the ocean takes command. Creator: AI-Creator Vision with AI Music: AI-Creator Vision with AI Text: AI-Creator Vision with AI all people are AI generated and do not represent real people. All characters depicted in this material are over the age of 21 and are not real No real-life humans were used in the making of this video. all rights reserved