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**[Verse 1]**
They say the world’s gone quiet,
no magic in the air.
We scroll through painted sunsets
like we don’t even care.
And every spark we’re given
gets buried in the noise—
we’ve traded all our wonder
for glowing screens and toys.

**[Pre-Chorus]**
But maybe we’re just tired,
too tangled in the pace,
too busy chasing shadows
to look life in the face.

**[Chorus]**
They say there are *no more miracles*,
but I don’t think that’s true.
They’re hiding in the ordinary,
they’re waiting in the blue.
And if we’d stop a moment,
we might just feel them fall—
there are no more miracles
’cause we don’t see them at all.

**[Verse 2]**
We used to wish on starlight,
now satellites fill the sky.
We call it all “progress,”
but sometimes I wonder why.
’Cause every little heartbeat
still has a rhythm of gold—
the world never stopped spinning
just ’cause we’ve grown old.

**[Pre-Chorus]**
Maybe if we slow down,
step out of our own way,
we’ll find the magic’s waiting
just like it did yesterday.

**[Chorus]**
They say there are *no more miracles*,
but I don’t think that’s true.
They’re hiding in the ordinary,
they’re waiting in the blue.
And if we’d stop a moment,
we might just feel them fall—
there are no more miracles
’cause we don’t see them at all.

**[Bridge]**
Maybe the miracle’s you,
maybe the miracle’s me—
maybe it’s something simple
like choosing who we want to be.
’Cause hope is still a fire
even when it’s burning low,
and miracles are quiet
but they’re everywhere you go.

**[Final Chorus]**
They say there are *no more miracles*,
but I still see the light.
It flickers in the morning
and whispers through the night.
And if we’d stop a moment,
we’d hear the wonder call—
there are no more miracles
’til we choose to see them all.

Male,spoken, reggae