Verse 1
Before breath, before bone,
Before a heart could find its tone,
In the dark where silence lives,
A single cell begins to split.
No thunder cracks, no trumpet cries,
Just quiet work behind closed skies.
A membrane trembles, soft and thin,
And life decides to grow again.
Inside the nucleus — tightly curled,
A ladder holds the hidden world.
Twisted script in silver light,
Ancient code in black and white.
Pre-Chorus
Unzip the strands.
Let them unwind.
Copy the truth
Encoded in time.
Chorus
Cells divide — and multiply,
Blueprints whisper, “Live. Don’t die.”
Written in the spiral deep,
Promises the body keeps.
From one to two, then countless more,
Every heartbeat traced before.
Life begins when strands align —
We are built from coded lines.
DNA — the architect of design.
Verse 2
Chromosomes line up in place,
Measured steps in sacred space.
Mitosis moves with patient grace,
A mirrored dance none can replace.
Prophase pulls the curtain wide,
Metaphase stands side by side.
Anaphase gently draws apart,
Telophase — two beating starts.
Cytoplasm splits like dawn,
What was one is now reborn.
Not destruction — multiplication,
Growth through quiet separation.
Pre-Chorus
No wasted motion.
No random art.
Each division
A brand-new start.
Chorus
Cells divide — and multiply,
Every fracture amplifies.
Building skin and building bone,
From microscopic seeds we’ve grown.
In every scar and every scarlet vein,
Double helix remains.
Life persists through coded rhyme —
Spiral script defying time.
DNA — the reason we align.
Bridge (Slow, Expansive)
Four letters write the human song —
A, T, C, G all along.
Adenine to thymine bound,
Cytosine and guanine found.
Chemical vows in hydrogen light,
Pairing perfectly every night.
Errors rare — but when they appear,
Evolution leans in near.
From splitting cells to conscious breath,
From fragile birth to facing death —
We are chapters copied clean
From a microscopic scene.
Final Chorus (Lifted, Awe-Filled)
Cells divide — and multiply,
Silent sparks that amplify.
Building brains that question stars,
Hearts that carry hidden scars.
We are woven strand by strand,
Nature’s self-replicating hand.
Life begins when strands align —
And every future’s pre-designed.
From a single split in the dark unknown —
All that we are has grown.
Written in the spiral.
Written in the code.
Written in the quiet
Where the smallest rivers flowed.
Cells divide —
And so do we.
Carrying eternity
In chemistry.
Verse 1
Before breath, before bone,
Before a heart could find its tone,
In the dark where silence lives,
A single cell begins to split.
No thunder cracks, no trumpet cries,
Just quiet work behind closed skies.
A membrane trembles, soft and thin,
And life decides to grow again.
Inside the nucleus — tightly curled,
A ladder holds the hidden world.
Twisted script in silver light,
Ancient code in black and white.
Pre-Chorus
Unzip the strands.
Let them unwind.
Copy the truth
Encoded in time.
Chorus
Cells divide — and multiply,
Blueprints whisper, “Live.
BURDEN
