Verse 1 I felt the wind change, soft as a whisper, Two names rising in the quiet of the day. Daddy went first, but he didn’t go far, He was waiting for his brother on the way. Two hearts cut from the same old timber, Two boys who learned to stand through every storm. Now the sky holds them both like a promise, Two souls finally resting, safe and warm. Chorus And I swear I hear them laughing, Like they’re young again somehow. Two chairs at the same table, No more distance, no more miles. I lost them both to heaven, But they didn’t leave me behind. They just walked home together, And I carry them in mine. Verse 2 I picture them fishing down some river, Arguing over who caught the bigger one. I picture them talking about me softly, Saying, “She’s stronger than she knows, that girl we love.” I wasn’t ready for the silence they left, Didn’t know grief could echo like a bell. But I feel them in the spaces between heartbeats, Two guardians watching where I fell. Chorus And I swear I hear them laughing, Like they’re young again somehow. Two chairs at the same table, No more distance, no more miles. I lost them both to heaven, But they didn’t leave me behind. They just walked home together, And I carry them in mine. Bridge Maybe love don’t end, it just changes shape, Turns into light on the darkest days. Maybe brothers never really say goodbye, They just wait for each other on the other side. Final Chorus And I swear I hear them laughing, Like they’re young again somehow. Two chairs at the same table, No more distance, no more miles. I lost them both to heaven, But they didn’t leave me behind. They just walked home together, And I carry them in mine. Outro Yeah, they walked home together, And I carry them in mine.
