Earth

(Verse 1) I spent my life looking at the stars Trying to find a home in Jupiter and Mars. I gave my gravity to everyone I met Until I was a ghost, a debt, a silhouette. The daily grind, the constant, heavy rain Turned my garden into a landscape of pain. I tried to love you with a hollow chest But an empty well can’t offer any rest. (Pre-Chorus) It took a quiet fall, a crash into the clay To realize I’ve been looking the wrong way. The spark isn't out, it's just buried deep In the promises to myself I didn't keep. (Chorus) Oh, Earth, the soil where I begin To find the heartbeat underneath my skin. I have to cultivate this lonely ground Before a true and steady love is found. It’s a fragile bloom, a slow and steady birth— Learning how to cherish my own worth. (Verse 2) The routine tested every wall I built The days were heavy with the weight of guilt. But in the dirt, I found a silver seed The only thing I ever really need. To be my own sun, to be my own rain To find the beauty in the healing and the strain. The spark is flickering, it’s coming back to life Cutting through the static and the strife. (Bridge) (Lush orchestral build-up, very cinematic) Rooted deep. Standing tall. I’m the foundation after the fall. Before I am yours, I am mine. Before we can glow, I must shine. I am mine. I am mine. (Chorus) Oh, Earth, the soil where I begin To find the heartbeat underneath my skin. I have to cultivate this lonely ground Before a true and steady love is found. It’s a fragile bloom, a slow and steady birth— Learning how to cherish my own worth. (Outro) (Soft piano, heartbeat-like rhythm) Found my footing. Found my peace. The spark is a fire... That will never cease. Earth.