"Be^D#mware, beware the ^G#mDaughter of the ^D#mSea "Beware," I ^Hheard him ^D#mcry. His ^D#mwords carried ^G#mupon the ocean ^D#mbreeze, As he ^C#sank beneath the ^D#mtide. Those blood-soaked shores of Kalimdor, Where sailors fought and died. The Admiral fell at Theramore, because she left his side. Why ^C#this? Why this, oh ^D#mDaughter of the Sea? Why ^C#this? Did you forget your seaside ^D#mdays? Al^C#ways the pride of ^D#mour nation's eyes, How ^G#mcould ^C#she go a^D#mstray? When she did flee across the ocean deep, the Admiral followed west. What else but sail to save a daughter's life, and pray she still drew breath? But there he found upon those distant shores, Enemies 'pon the rise! But when he faced those savage foes His daughter stood aside. And ^C#buried deep be^D#mneath the waves, Be^C#trayed by ^D#mfamily. To his ^C#nation, ^D#mwith his last breath, cried, "Beware the ^G#mDaughter ^C#of the ^D#mSea." In Warbringers, Jaina adds a final stanza: I heard, I heard, across a moonlit sea, The old voice warning me, "Beware, beware the Daughter of the Sea", "Beware, beware..." ...of me.