Somewhere in the Light

(Verse 1)

I still hear your laughter, soft in the corner of this room,

Like the echo of a promise that left too soon.

I see your shadow in the sunrise, feel your voice in the night,

Oh, you’re somewhere in the light.

Your hands used to hold me, calm my restless mind,

Now I hold on to the memories you left behind.

If love could have saved you, you’d be here by my side,

But you’re somewhere in the light.

(Chorus)

And I know you’re free, no more chains, no more time,

All the hurt and the pain left far behind.

I close my eyes, I feel your smile so wide,

Somewhere in the light — you’re alive.

(Verse 2)

I tell myself the story, when the days grow dark and cold,

How your heart was always stronger than this world could hold.

Sometimes I still reach for you when the shadows bite,

But you’re somewhere in the light.

You taught me how to listen, how to stand and how to pray,

How to bend but never break when the nights won’t fade away.

And I keep your song inside me, when I’m too weak to fight,

You’re the fire in my night — somewhere in the light.

(Chorus)

And I know you’re free, no more chains, no more time,

All the hurt and the pain left far behind.

I close my eyes, I feel your smile so wide,

Somewhere in the light — you’re alive.

(Bridge — soft gospel harmonies)

So go on, fly on, higher than the tears can see,

Your love’s the lantern I carry — forever guiding me.

When my days grow weary, when I’m losing sight,

I remember you’re waiting — somewhere in the light.

(Final Chorus)

Yeah, I know you’re free, no more chains, no more time,

All the fear and the darkness left far behind.

I close my eyes, I feel your hand in mine,

Somewhere in the light — you’re alive.

(Outro — soft piano fade)

Somewhere in the light,

I’ll see you again,

Somewhere in the light.