Enigmatic Part. 1

[Verse 1]
(Male Gregorian choir, smoothly, softly, humming)

Thou art my star, my soul's true north,
To thee my weary heart is drawn.
The nights are cold, the days are grey,
My dreams are dust when thou art gone.
I dare to hope, I long to love,
Though fate may keep our worlds apart.

[Chorus]
(The choir's volume swells slightly, becoming more resonant and emotional)

[Chorus]
(The choir builds in power with each line)

Per distantiam! (Through distance!)
Per fatum! (Through fate!)
In sorrow's shadow, still we wait.
Dreaming domum! (Dreaming of home!)
Semper domum! (Always of home!)
The same sun burns, a guiding flame,
And memory whispers just one name...
"Live as one again!"

[Verse 2]
(The choir returns to a softer, more contemplative tone)

Our words are few, our meetings brief,
Like fleeting shadows on the stone.
The winds of change may rage and blow,
But still our hearts remain as one.
My spirit pleads, my mind is still,
As endless ages turn to dust.

[Chorus]
(The choir's volume swells again, with more power and longing)

[Chorus]
(The choir builds in power with each line)

Per distantiam! (Through distance!)
Per fatum! (Through fate!)
In sorrow's shadow, still we wait.
Dreaming domum! (Dreaming of home!)
Semper domum! (Always of home!)
The same sun burns, a guiding flame,
And memory whispers just one name...
"Live as one again!"

[Bridge]
(A more ethereal, almost whispered section. Harmony is key here.)

So close to touch, yet worlds away,
'Twixt heaven and earth, our sacred space.
Our love, a constant, burning flame,
The stars shine brighter in the dark.

[Outro / Final Chorus]
(The choir builds to a powerful, final crescendo, then fades into a soft hum)

[Chorus]
(The choir builds in power with each line)

Per distantiam! (Through distance!)
Per fatum! (Through fate!)
In sorrow's shadow, still we wait.
Dreaming domum! (Dreaming of home!)
Semper domum! (Always of home!)
The same sun burns, a guiding flame,
And memory whispers just one name...
"Live as one again!"

(The final line "Live as one again" is held, then fades into a final, resonant hum of "Domum...")