𝔉𝔦𝔰𝔥 𝔦𝔫 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔖𝔢𝔞

"Listen close, mon. Down here in the deep blue, there be a law older than the tides themselves. You see, the ocean is a place of beauty, but it is also a place of balance. When the little fish get too bold, when they start swimmin' circles around the big fish and causin' a ruckus, they forget the way of the world. The big fish, they don't take kindly to the disrespect—they just open wide, and before the little one can even flick a fin, the big fish eat the little fish. It’s the way of the reef, a lesson in survival that every creature learns sooner or later. You best keep your head down and your fins movin', or you might just find yourself part of the food chain instead of the party." The Only Fish in the Sea We were just kids with a spark in our eyes, Dreaming of love under city skies. Building a life where our hearts run free— You were the only fish in the sea. Teenage hands holding, we took on the fight, Raising a family, working through nights. Every small triumph was sweeter to me, ’Cause you were the only fish in the sea. Through laughter and struggle, through tears and delight, We danced in the shadows, we reached for the light. No fortune, no glory, no crown could it be— Just you, the only fish in the sea. Now years have gone by, but my heart still knows, Love only deepens, it never goes. Forever you’ll swim through the soul of me— My first girl, my last, the only fish in the sea. "So, take heed, little ones, and listen to the wisdom of the currents. You see, the ocean is a vast and wondrous place, but it demands respect for the order of things. To survive and thrive, a little fish must learn to swim with grace, stay close to the safety of the reef, and never mistake the kindness of the deep for a lack of danger."