[Intro – 0:00–0:25] Under Pendeli mountain, where the lemon trees would grow, we built a little life there, in the village dust and gold. [Verse 1 – 0:25–1:10] We came with our children, Greek sun upon their skin, learning how to live there, letting village life begin. Olives in the garden, figs beneath the sky, pomegranates splitting open, as the years went drifting by. [Pre-Chorus – 1:10–1:35] And the mountain watched us quietly, through fire, rain, and stone, we were far from where I started, but somehow we were home. [Chorus – 1:35–2:10] Under Pendeli mountain, we learned how roots survive, with children born of sunshine, and storms that made us rise. The earth may shake beneath us, the fire may kiss the door, but love held up the walls there, and we grew stronger than before. [Verse 2 – 2:10–2:55] Then the earthquake came like thunder, glass broke across the floor, the garden lines were twisted, the earth looked strange once more. And when the mountain burned red, smoke covered up the day, we ran with fear behind us, then the wind changed its way. [Pre-Chorus 2 – 2:55–3:15] Like heaven turned the fire, like mercy touched the flame, our house was left still standing, but we were never quite the same. [Chorus – 3:15–3:55] Under Pendeli mountain, we learned how roots survive, with children born of sunshine, and storms that made us rise. The earth may shake beneath us, the fire may kiss the door, but love held up the walls there, and we grew stronger than before. [Bridge – 3:55–4:20] Then winter rain came falling, where the burned trees used to be, mud rolled down like rivers, and trapped us by the sea. For three long days we dug there, through silence, rain, and clay, but still the children laughed there, and morning found its way. [Final Chorus – 4:20–4:30] Under Pendeli mountain, our garden still remains, in every child we raised there, in the fire, flood and Rain .