[Verse 1]
Started at the bottom with a beat and a prayer
Writing every lyric in a broken kitchen chair
Late nights turning doubts into something of my own
Building melodies from feelings I had never shown
[Pre-Chorus]
Every no I heard became a fire in my chest
Now the world is singing with me — I’m not done yet
Each setback taught me how to stand up stronger still
Every moment shaping me with quiet force of will
[Chorus]
Run it back, let the bassline hit
All the doubts fade out when the speakers lift
Run it back, watch me rewrite this
Every setback turned into a priceless gift
I’ll keep pushing till the rhythm guides me where I stand
Turning every stumble into part of who I am.
[Verse 1]
Dust on the dashboard, map on my knees
Chasing the daylight through cottonwood trees
Old songs playing softly through the static air
Reminding me of moments I had hoped to keep somewhere
[Chorus]
There’s a home on the horizon, somewhere down this road
Where the porch light’s always waiting and the stories still get told
I’ve been gone a little too long, but I’m finding my way slow
To that home on the horizon where my heart already knows
And though the miles keep stretching underneath the sky
I feel the pull of every memory drawing me inside
[Bridge]
If the tires give out before I arrive
I’ll walk the rest just to feel alive
Every step a promise to the place I call my own
A quiet path that always leads me home.
[Verse 1]
Pages turning in the quiet of my room
Raindrops tapping little rhythms on the roof
A soft reminder that the world can slow its pace
As warmth and silence fill the corners of this place
[Chorus]
Rain on the window, music in my head
Slow beats keeping every worry in check
Tonight the world is soft and I can finally breathe
Rain on the window sings me to sleep
Its gentle hum creates a space where thoughts align
Letting every fading memory quietly unwind
[Verse 2]
Midnight coffee cooling by the screen
Dreams and deadlines drifting into peace
The night wraps ‘round me like a familiar friend
A moment I could stay inside and never have to end
GrizzlyJones
