“Heart Like the Moon”
Verse 1
I drift like silver water under whispering skies,
reading constellations behind my eyes.
Love runs deep as riverstone in me,
even when it aches, I let it be.
I carved my peace from shattered glass and rain,
turned broken edges into shelter from pain.
No need for spotlight—I glow like embered coal,
grace threading gold through the seams of my soul.
Chorus
I’m a Cancer with a heart like the moon,
heart like the moon, heart like the moon—so it blooms.
Soft-lit glow in a midnight lagoon,
heart like the moon, heart like the moon.
God’s mercy finds me, steady and true,
lifting my spirit like only love can do.
Heart like the moon, heart like the moon,
I’m a Cancer with a heart like the moon.
Verse 2
I once wrestled every storm I heard,
now I see they were shaping the Word.
Every scar is a hymn in my skin,
a sacred map of where grace stepped in.
Forgiveness taught me to unclench my hands,
to release the weight like sinking sand.
Every season turns fire into flame,
faith becomes rhythm that calls my name.
Bridge
Like the ocean I break, then rise again,
but His love is the shoreline that never ends.
When the world grows heavy as iron and stone,
His Spirit hums like a song in my bones.
I don’t fear the falling, I don’t fear the night—
every low place still leads me to light.
I feel it rising, steady and true,
a deeper love pulling me through.
Final Chorus
I’m a Cancer with a heart like the moon,
heart like the moon, heart like the moon—still rising soon.
Mercy rewrote every fracture in me,
turning my wounds into harmony.
Heart like the moon, heart like the moon,
I bloom in the dark but I never go numb.
I let it fall like autumn leaves,
God’s love is the air my spirit breathes.
Heart like the moon, heart like the moon,
this soul keeps singing its heavenly tune.
Wrapped in grace like morning dew,
this heart still glows, still breaking through.
