Leaning.

Verse 1]

There’s a moment when the world holds still

Not in silence, but in weight

Like the air before the thunder breaks

Heavy with what’s at stake

I’m standing at a crossroad now

Between the calm and the unknown

One hand clings to the life I’ve built

The other won’t let go

Do I stay in the safety of shadows?

Or chase the fire through the night?

Is falling worse than never flying—

Or the only way to rise?

I haven’t moved, but deep inside

Everything is leaning

Is comfort just a kind of cage?

A life without the climb?

If I don’t risk, I don’t feel pain—

But I won’t feel the high

The wind may turn against my wings

But I still feel the sky

There’s no map to show me where to go

Only the ache to try

Do I stay in the safety of shadows?

Or chase the fire through the night?

Is falling worse than never flying—

Or the only way to rise?

I haven’t moved, but deep inside

Everything is leaning

No clear sign, no guiding star

Just the pulse beneath my skin

But maybe freedom’s not out there—

It’s the courage to begin

So I’ll step from the safety of shadows

And face the wild unknown

If I fall, at least I’ll know I flew—

I didn’t stand alone

I haven’t moved, but now I might

'Cause everything is leaning