[Refrain] Sound the warning over earth and sea. Still the rest did not repent. [Verse 1] The first trumpet scatters hail and fire with blood; a third of trees and all green grass burn. The second casts a burning mountain into the sea; a third becomes blood, creatures die, ships break. The third drops a blazing star on rivers, Wormwood makes the waters bitter. The fourth strikes sun, moon, and stars; a third of day and night lose light. [Breakdown] An angel crosses the height of heaven: Woe. Woe. Woe. [Verse 2] The fifth trumpet opens the bottomless pit. Smoke veils the sun; armed locusts rise. They torment the unsealed for five months, under Abaddon, angel of the abyss. Men seek death, but death flees. [Verse 3] At the sixth trumpet, four angels are loosed from the great river Euphrates. Horsemen beyond counting move; fire, smoke, and brimstone issue forth, and a third of men are slain. [Post-Chorus] Yet the survivors keep their idols, their murders, sorceries, thefts. They do not turn from the works of their hands. [Outro] Sound the warning. Two woes have passed; one still comes.