Labyrint II, Compass

(Verse 1)

I stand so high, I see the lines I once followed,

Walls of choices, mistakes shaped in form.

Paths that circle, seemingly without reason,

But every turn brought me closer to who I am.

(Pre-Chorus 1)

Where I stumbled now lies my direction,

Tracks of truth beneath my feet.

(Chorus)

The old labyrinth is laid open,

Like a map, like a compass.

Every mistake a flicker,

A light I once forgot.

I move again, feel the freedom,

Thinking I know the way —

Not knowing I’m disappearing again.

(Verse 2)

I breathe deeper, laugh at who I was,

No shame, for I’ve been transformed.

What once held me captive now gives weight,

A foundation under choices, peace in sight.

(Pre-Chorus 2)

What I built in fear,

Now shows me how love works.

(Chorus)

The old labyrinth is laid open,

Like a map, like a compass.

Every mistake a flicker,

A light I once forgot.

I move again, feel the freedom,

Thinking I know the way —

Not knowing I’m disappearing again.

(Bridge)

In my hand, a key,

In my mind, a plan,

But behind me quietly grows

The next beginning of madness.

(Last Chorus)

The old labyrinth gave me wisdom,

But the new one grows unseen.

I smile now, for I know,

Losing my way is part of the dream.

I move again, feel the freedom,

And when I see it —

I find myself again,

At the edge of who I want to be.